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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «TACHISTOSCOPICALLY»
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1
Body Experience in Fantasy and Behavior
However, noteworthy trends emerged when the BFQ Mouth and BFQ Stomach
measures were related to responses to tachistoscopically presented hostility
themes. There were three studies, whose methodology has been previously
described ...
Professor Seymour Fisher, Seymour Fisher,
1970
2
Frontiers in Cognitive Neuroscience
On the basis of these experiments, supplemented by studies demonstrating
superiority of the normal right visual field in identifying tachistoscopically
presented letters and pictures of familiar objects (Mishkin and Forgays 1952;
Heron 1957; ...
Stephen Michael Kosslyn, Richard A. Andersen,
1995
3
Fact and Fantasy in Freudian Theory (RLE: Freud)
Thus in his original paper Poetzl (1917) showed that it was the unreported parts
of stimuli which had been presented tachistoscopically which tended to occur in
dreams, whereas Shevrin and Luborsky found that the more subjects saw initially
, ...
4
Development and Structure of the Body Image
In the present studies right-side stimulation does lower the threshold for
perceiving tachistoscopically presented heterosexual themes which would be
congruent with the paradigm because it indicates lesser inhibition in responding
to a ...
5
A Further Study of Visual Perception
Thus Bartlett (1916) found that in tachistoscopically presented figures, an
unfamiliar feature was readily noticed, but its exact relationship and position in
the figure rarely observed. Hence it is perceived simply as 'something different' in
a ...
6
Handbook of Mathematical Cognition
A target digit is recognized faster when it follows a (tachistoscopically presented)
prime with a close value than when it follows a prime with a more distant value.
Figure 2.8 shows data obtained by Reynvoet and Brysbaert (1999) with a number
...
Jamie I. D. Campbell,
2005
7
Human Reproductive Behaviour: A Darwinian Perspective
If a commisurotomy patient is asked to fixate on a point, and a stimulus is flashed
briefly (tachistoscopically) to either the patient's right or left visual field, that
stimulus only reaches the contralateral hemisphere. Such tachistoscopic
presentation ...
Laura L. Betzig, Monique Borgerhoff Mulder, Paul Turke,
1988
8
Northrop Frye on Modern Culture
In Eliot's The Waste Land the scenes, episodes, and quoted lines are stuck into
the reader's mind somewhat as the slogans and illustrations of advertising are —
tachistoscopically, as the educators say.61 But, once there, the reader is ...
Northrop Frye, Jan Gorak,
2003
9
Collected Papers in Psychology
I would then select two large groups of observers and subject one of these
groups to a preliminary training in which for a long succession of white and black
stimulus dots, presented tachistoscopically, they made for the white stimulus dots
...
Edward Chace Tolman,
1951
10
Handbook of Neurolinguistics
The program LETRAS presents a word tachistoscopically letter by letter.
Hardware requirements: IBM-compatible PC 8086 or higher. Information: Josep
M. Vendress Escola de Patologia del Llenguatge Laboratori d'Informatica Pavello
Santa ...
Harry A. Whitaker, Brigitte Stemmer,
1998