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    Attentional deficits in Shank-3 deficient rat model Attention deficits are often associated with both PMS and ASD. Thus‚ we assessed performance in the attentionally demanding 5-choice serial reaction time (5-CSRT) task in which rats must respond quickly to briefly presented light cues (Fig. 1A). Both the Shank3 Het and KO rats learned the task and were able to reach baseline‚ similar to WT controls (criteria were accuracy rates higher than 80% for two consecutive days with omission rates lower than

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    modifying a situation so as to alter its emotional impact. Attentional deployment refers to directing attention with in a given situation in order to influence ones emotions. Attentional deployment is one of the first emotion regulatory processes to appear during development ( Rothbart‚ Ziarie‚ & o Boyle‚ 1992) and it is used from cradle to grave ‚ particularly when it is not possible to modify one’s situation. One of the most common forms of attentional deployment is distraction ‚ which focuses attention

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    Correct Answer:     under optimal conditions the average person can meet the concentration demands of performance Question 5 0 out of 0.5 points Which of these is a strategy to stay centered? Answer Selected Answer:     attentional cues/triggers Correct Answer:     all of the above Question 6 0 out of 0.5 points You are ______ within a performance situation when your body weight is distributed about your center of mass in a way that feels comfortable:

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    process all the information available to us therefore attentional processes are required. Various theories were devised to clarify and explain the process of selection‚ such as a limited - capacity theory of Kahneman or bottleneck theory of attention by Broadbent (as cited in Edgar‚ 2007) However how much of this process are we aware of? Can we influence how much of the information is taken in or is it our subconscious which is in control? The attentional processes are divided between conscious – control

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    Humans perform perceptual categorization through the processes of visual recognition and attentional selection \cite{tva}. A perceptual categorization has the form ``$x$ belongs to $i$" (denoted by $ E(x‚i) $‚ $ E(x‚i) \in [0‚1] $ )‚ where $x$ is an input element in the visual field to be categorized (called \textit{perceptual units}) and $ i $ is a \textit{perceptual category}. The collection of all perceptual units is denoted by $ S $ and the collection of all categories is denoted by $ R $

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    Body camera research http://0-go.galegroup.com.skyline.ucdenver.edu/ps/i.do?id=GALE%7CA392257319&v=2.1&u=auraria_main&it=r&p=AONE&sw=w&authCount=1 A study conducted by Cambridge University in 2012 and 2013 examined the effect of body cameras when the full local police force in Rialto‚ Calif.‚ began using them. In the first year of the technology ’s introduction‚ use of force by officers fell 60 percent‚ while citizen complaints against police plunged 88 percent. (https://www.aclu.org/files/assets/police_body-mounted_cameras

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    types of aggression in order to understand and predict the presence and/or absence of intentionality in each form of aggression (Brugman et al.‚ 2015). The researchers found that‚ “heightened attentional interference for aggressive words significantly predicted more reactive aggression‚ while lower attentional bias towards aggressive words predicted higher levels of proactive aggression. A stronger self-aggression association resulted in more proactive aggression‚ but not reactive aggression” (Brugman

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    According to this article‚ task switching is important in one’s daily life‚ but it slowly declines as one ages. The authors study the age differences in voluntary task switching (VTS) procedure and manipulate the time to prepare a task selection and the repetition of the current task. The study included 33 young adults‚ ages 18-24‚ and 10 older adults‚ ages 61-88. A computer and a serial response box was used to present the stimuli and the participants’ responses. The stimuli included digits 1 –

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    The other Framework of attentional theory used to describe the processes supporting choking is self-focus theory. This theory suggests that pressure increases anxiety‚ which has been shown to lead to self-focus (Carver & Scheier‚ 1978). Self-focus can lead to skill failure through attempts to apply conscious thought to automatic movements. In accordance with this assumption is Fitts and Posner’s (1967) progression– regression hypothesis‚ which discusses the influence of processing changes as a result

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    Students who are able to develop and maintain good work habits are in a position to succeed – to learn what needs to be learned‚ and to become confident students. Getting started on assignments in school and at home requires students to engage their attentional abilities. Students must be alert to the task at hand‚ possibly shifting focus to a new activity‚ and have the mental effort necessary to initiate the task. Students who are able to preview‚ or think about the outcomes of a task before beginning

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