ライフサイエンスコーパス: arousing

1 cits an attentional-behavioral switch (i.e., arousing).

2 i that are both emotionally positive and low-arousing and a corresponding decrease in exposure to att

3 its cognate receptor), that is unique in its arousing and anxiolytic-like properties.

4 tures is consistent with nicotine's behavior-arousing and behavior-reinforcing properties in humans.

5 lthy human adults as they viewed emotionally arousing and ecologically valid cinematographic material

6 e of freely moving rats exposed to different arousing and mild stress stimuli (placement in the test

7 The arousing and motor-activating effects of psychostimulant

8 ontrasted successful encoding of emotionally arousing and neutral stimuli.

9 0 mg cortisol and presented with emotionally arousing and neutral stimuli.

10 ck analyses using contrasts between sexually arousing and non-arousing video clips and a regression u

11 VTA neurons was not potentiated following an arousing, aversive stimulus, suggesting that oxA/hcrt-1-

12 ough play deprivation enhanced high USVs, an arousing but aversive stimulus (bright light) reduced th

13 sis was restricted to pictures rated equally arousing by both groups.

14 rticipants watched realistic and emotionally arousing cinematographic material.

15 trasts revealed enhanced memory for aversive-arousing compared with neutral stimuli in the placebo bu

16 sed from 37 in 1992-1993 to 74 in 1993-1994, arousing concern about a possible increase in vaccine-as

17 rabbit to the presentation of acoustic, fear-arousing, conditioned stimuli.

18 eus (dLGN) are affected by an acoustic, fear-arousing, conditioned stimulus.

19 VMPFC in mediating somatic responses to non-arousing, daily-life pleasant or unpleasant stimuli is u

20 nty, and physiological arousal we found that arousing disgust cues modulated the encoding of sensory

21 Arousing dopamine caused transient hyperpolarization of

22 ic transmission is involved in mediating the arousing effects of methamphetamine, although the neuron

23 enhancement of D2 receptor signaling in the arousing effects of methylphenidate in humans.

24 sed in response to acute stressors and other arousing environmental stimuli, acts in the nucleus accu

25 othesis that enhanced memory for emotionally arousing events in humans depends critically on postlear

26 ble to separate overall salience (defined as arousing events) into behavioral salience (events where

27 chanisms of memory formation for emotionally arousing events, a development closely related to renewe

28 the consolidation of memories of emotionally arousing events.

29 modulation of memory storage for emotionally arousing events.

30 enhanced declarative memory for emotionally arousing events.

31 storage of long-term memory for emotionally arousing events.

32 long-term memory associated with emotionally arousing events.

33 Memories for emotionally arousing experiences are typically vivid and persistent.

34 dation of long-term memories for emotionally arousing experiences but not that for less arousing or n

35 gs of many studies, suggest that emotionally arousing experiences can create lasting memories.

36 hich are released in response to emotionally arousing experiences, have an important role in the cons

37 in impairing memory retrieval of emotionally arousing experiences.

38 mpair the retrieval of memory of emotionally arousing experiences.

39 the consolidation of memories of emotionally arousing experiences.

40 olidation for various aspects of emotionally arousing experiences.

41 enhance memory consolidation for emotionally arousing experiences.

42 ata from a novel breathing task requiring no arousing external sensory stimuli.

43 -7 days) consisting either of 12 emotionally arousing film clips ("E" film session) or of 12 relative

44 irectly measured deep body temperatures, the arousing influence of this procedure may drastically mod

45 indicate that, during encoding, emotionally arousing information leads to a robust increase in effec

46 age might be more pronounced for emotionally arousing information than for neutral information.

47 ntribute to emotional memory enhancement for arousing information versus valenced, nonarousing inform

48 fest in thrill-chasing art that draws on the arousing interplay of positive and negative emotions.

49 mediates this plasticity when an emotionally arousing or fear-related CS is used.

50 y arousing experiences but not that for less arousing or neutral information.

51 TEMENT: How does brain functioning change in arousing or stressful situations?

52 rthermia can be triggered by quite different arousing or stressful stimuli that disturb an organism's

53 n-facial images pre-rated as either sexually arousing or threatening.

54 ed dose-related increases in airflow without arousing patients from sleep.

55 se, despite the high behavioral threshold to arousing perturbations, gross physiological patterns in

56 Emotionally arousing pictures induce increased activation of visual

57 previous studies, we found that emotionally arousing pictures, regardless of their content, produce

58 h subsequent memory for the most emotionally arousing pictures.

59 ut not neutral pictures, as emotionally more arousing (pinteraction < 10(-16)) than males.

60 ated potential that is enhanced when viewing arousing (pleasant and unpleasant) pictures compared to

61 d to those induced by social interaction, an arousing procedure that induces behavioral activation an

62 ncer invasion, systemic dissemination and in arousing proliferative programs in breast cancer microme

63 t of an extended circuit subserving both the arousing properties and reinforcing aspects of psychosti

64 Studies examining memories of arousing 'real-life' events show that emotion heightens

65 showed enhanced activity during emotionally arousing relative to neutral scene perception.

66 responses were not evoked by photographs of arousing scenes, which is indicative of selective early

67 ncreased incidence of cardiovascular events, arousing serious concern about the use of these drugs in

68 stress hormones released during emotionally arousing situations modulate memory processes.

69 rals and conservatives respond to dissonance-arousing situations.

70 of noradrenaline (NA) triggered by intensely arousing social events.

71 s) in a receptive female rat during sexually arousing stimulation and subsequent copulatory behavior

72 ence indicating that amygdala NE released by arousing stimulation is involved in regulating memory st

73 le and skin temperature responses to natural arousing stimuli (one-minute tail-pinch and one-minute s

74 ay drastically modulate the effects of other arousing stimuli and drugs.

75 Fear-arousing stimuli elicit innate reactions and can reinfor

76 jects 9-33 min after exposure to emotionally arousing stimuli had greater levels of recollection duri

77 volved in this effect.SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT Arousing stimuli have the ability to regulate circadian

78 min period (i.e., increases in the number of arousing stimuli presented over time).

79 bolished the enhanced memory for emotionally arousing stimuli seen in the placebo group but had no ef

80 ted to occur in response to conditioned fear-arousing stimuli suggesting that dopamine release in the

81 erested in and responsive to visual sexually arousing stimuli than are women.

82 week later, a mnemonic boost for emotionally arousing stimuli was evident in the placebo, 0.1%, and 0

83 he LPP while participants viewed emotionally arousing stimuli.

84 ce effects and/ or changes in response to an arousing stimulus (e.g. food) alone.

85 iving them of sleep for 30 min using a cold, arousing stimulus delivered to a cold-sensitive region o

86 The food, however, as a non-social but arousing stimulus, did not affect the dogs' behaviour.

87 es of 12 slides that depicted an emotionally arousing story.

88 more strongly motivated to avoid dissonance-arousing tasks than liberals.

89 known to evaluate emotional stimuli as more arousing than men.

90 ence-sensitive during both tasks, greater to arousing than neutral stimuli when WM demand was low and

91 Electronic sounds were more arousing than other sounds, including human voices, and

92 ased relatively more in response to sexually arousing than threatening images.

93 nt consumed, the effect ranged from slightly arousing to strongly sleep inducing.

94 d other neuromodulatory systems activated by arousing training experiences converge in regulating nor

95 e findings provide evidence that emotionally arousing training increases AEA levels within prefrontal

96 ckade suppressed the encoding of emotionally arousing unpleasant stimuli and reduced amygdala activat

97 contrasts between sexually arousing and non-arousing video clips and a regression using penile turgi

98 Enhancement for arousing words occurred automatically, even when encodin