Identification of such communities is a salient subject for research.
On the other, in Ballinger et al. (2004) and Brown et al. (2006) the incentives to save money are embedded in their particular utility function, so saving is salient for subjects.
From this perspective, feedback might have been less salient for subjects high in Fearless Dominance.
"The salient issue is transparency.
The four factor ANOVA revealed a marginally significant interaction effect of Culture×Face×Threat (F 1,19) = 3.616, p = 0.073), as the interaction of Face×Threat was more salient in Chinese subjects (F 1,19) = 58.469, p<0.001) than in American subjects (F 1,19) = 1.911, p = 0.182).
Interestingly, the proportion of fs-target trials was more heterogeneous when the distractor was salient: for most subjects (7/11), there was a bias to saccade to the distractor first (i.e.13 .45 fs-target trials), but for 4 subjects, the bias was to saccade to the target first (i.e.52 .86).52 .86
Additionally, physical performance testing provides salient information for subjects who have not experienced recent decline.
Thus, greater sympathetic activation to EA under the AC manipulation likely reflects greater arousal in response to a more salient stimulus, as subjects believe that the intensity of this stimulus can be controlled.
Rather, he argues that what is salient to a subject can partly determine what she knows.
It might be that parental criticism is a highly salient psychosocial stressor for subjects with psychiatric disorders.
