Discourse Comprehension and Simulation of Positive Emotions
Recent research has suggested that emotional sentences are understood by constructing an emotion simulation of the events being described. The present study aims to investigate whether emotion simulation is also involved in online and offline comprehension of larger language segments such as discourse. Participants read a target text describing positive events while their facial postures were manipulated to be either congruent (matching condition) or incongruent (mismatching condition) with emotional valence [...]
Technique for measuring speed and visual motion sensivity in Lizards
Testing sensory characteristics on herpetological species has been difficult due to [...]
Automatic activation of competence and warmth dimensions in the case of gender stereotyping
Se realizó un estudio experimental, en el que participaron 43 estudiantes [...]
Shifting views on the symbolic cueing effect: Cueing attention through recent prior experience
Several studies have demonstrated that centrally presented, non-predictive, directional symbols [...]
The modulation of exogenous spatial cueing on spatial Stroop interference: Evidence of a set for “cue-target event segregation”
Two experiments are reported that test whether the modulation of [...]
