Sentence examples for voluntary processing from inspiring English sources

Recent brain imaging studies have repeatedly reported ACC activation in emotional processes, especially in high-level voluntary processing of emotions rather than low-level responses to emotional stimuli [18], [27], [58] [61].

In an event-related potential study, a peak was found around 360 ms, under voluntary processing of emotional prosody in words [36].

Dopamine (DA) neurotransmission controls behaviors important for survival, including voluntary movement, reward processing, and detection of salient events, such as food or mate availability.

Finally, key aspects of decision-making remain unexplored, such as information processing, voluntary nature (or not) of autonomous action and decisions made, and the ethical nature of medical and clinical work.

Pribram and McGuinness [ 2] postulated that effort used during a voluntary mental process (such as attention) is related to the energy required to produce repeated changes in the "representational organization of information processing".

Voluntary control of information processing is crucial to allocate resources and prioritize the processes that are most important under a given situation; the algorithms underlying such control, however, are often not clear.

Full details of the agreement are unclear, but it is believed the TSSA and the RMT accepted an offer that includes  an extended consultation period over ticket office closures and a freeze on the processing of voluntary redundancy applications.

In this study, we explicitly considered the underlying algorithms for voluntary control of information processing.

With this task we highlight the role of voluntary control during information processing and provide a more general framework to account for the conflict effect.

Compared with previous studies, the ANT-R used in the current study does not involve any emotional valence, thus is an objective and direct measurement of the general efficiency of fast information processing and voluntary control.

Cortical stimulation induces neuronal activity in the BG mimicking information processing during voluntary movements and providing important clues for understanding the changes in information processing through the BG (Chiken et al. 2008; Tachibana et al. 2008; Sano et al. 2013).