Sentence examples for script imagery from inspiring English sources

Prior meta-analyses of regions associated with fear or trauma script imagery in PTSD were used to compare glucose metabolism across groups.

Furthermore, in a functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) study they reported positive correlations between TAS-20 scores and insula activation in individuals with PTSD when exposed to trauma script imagery.

They utilize Farsi script as imagery, rather than simply as type.

Still, you glimpse some stylistic give-and-take between the two: he taught her painting; she expanded his knowledge of Japanese poetry and calligraphy, which finds its most seductive expression in haiga, the uniquely Japanese integration of script and imagery that yields some of the show's most irresistible moments.

Oxford's sixth volume of The History of Popular Print Culture takes as its subject matter English language script and imagery between the American Civil War and the First World War.

The latter includes script driven imagery [ 13] or exposure to emotionally evocative pictures [ 14- 19].

Studies indicate that relative to individuals without PTSD, those with PTSD report greater levels of disgust during script driven imagery of their traumatic event (Shin et al. 1999), and that this effect may be particularly pronounced in women (Olatunji et al. 2009a).

Because script-driven imagery procedures are based on verbal scripts and narratives they may reflect linguistic processes that are not directly associated with re-experiencing phenomena and intrusions (Brewin, 2007).

Post-trauma assessment included a measure of psychophysiologic reactivity during recollection of the traumatic event using a script-driven imagery task.

Here, the same subjects were scanned while they (a) experience, (b) view someone else experiencing and (c) imagine experiencing gustatory emotions (through script-driven imagery).

Imagination: Similar to the observation and experience experiments, the script-driven imagery runs consisted of three different conditions: disgust, neutral and pleasant (but the data of the pleasant condition is not of interest to the present report).