Simon et al. (2000) propose that when group identities become salient, there will be a shift in focus from the individual to the group, such that collective action will be motivated primarily by concern for and obligation to one's group, and less by egoistic concerns of the individual.
Consequently, we believe that using time-frequency analysis together with a modified own name paradigm using emotionally and personally salient stimuli will be a more sensitive measure in identifying cognitive, and in future clinical applications, conscious processing.
If it's funny, or salient, or just interesting for some reason, there'll be a longer thread.
It makes sense that information discussed and delivered by friends and colleagues will be more salient than the same information delivered in a dull lecture while you're struggling to stay awake.
These values, beliefs, or norms can come from family, from school, or from within the organization, but the organization can structure environments so that the most desirable value will be most salient at the time of decision.
Rulers identified by long possession of authority, present possession, conquest, succession, or positive law will be suitably salient and so legitimate, provided their rule tends to the common good.
Though the full implications of a Trump presidency for ongoing health care and criminal justice reform efforts remain uncertain, whatever policy changes are made will be particularly salient for the South, which experiences the highest incarceration rates, highest uninsured rates, and worst health outcomes in the United States.
The last three points will be particularly salient during the Roeder trial.
After a few weeks, I finally emailed the staffer in question, and I'm going to go ahead and recopy the message here, because this will be rather salient later on.
This point will be particularly salient as sensors are developed for very rare signaling molecules such as hormones.
