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New Phytologist, 2023
This article is a Commentary on Lacchini et al. (2023), 239: 705–719.
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This article is a Commentary on Lacchini et al. (2023), 239: 705–719.
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Schizophrenia Research, 1999
In various genetic disorders it has been observed that the severity of illness increases and the age at onset decreases in successive generations. This phenomenon is termed anticipation. We sampled 15 families, totalling 123 individuals with at least one person affected by a disease of the schizophrenia spectrum in the index generation in each family ...
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In various genetic disorders it has been observed that the severity of illness increases and the age at onset decreases in successive generations. This phenomenon is termed anticipation. We sampled 15 families, totalling 123 individuals with at least one person affected by a disease of the schizophrenia spectrum in the index generation in each family ...
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Current Opinion in Psychology, 2017
Anticipation has become an increasingly important research area within sport psychology since its infancy in the late 1970s. Early work has increased our fundamental understanding of skilled anticipation in sports and how this skill is developed. With increasing theoretical and practical insights and concurrent technological advancements, researchers ...
Loffing, Florian, Cañal-Bruland, Rouwen
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Anticipation has become an increasingly important research area within sport psychology since its infancy in the late 1970s. Early work has increased our fundamental understanding of skilled anticipation in sports and how this skill is developed. With increasing theoretical and practical insights and concurrent technological advancements, researchers ...
Loffing, Florian, Cañal-Bruland, Rouwen
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International Journal of General Systems, 2012
Anticipation has recently been rediscovered by psychologists as a fundamental aspect of human cognitive–motoric activity. Cognitive anticipation is connected to goal directedness and purposefulness of mental activity. Humans perceive and cogitate in service of goals and purposes, i.e.
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Anticipation has recently been rediscovered by psychologists as a fundamental aspect of human cognitive–motoric activity. Cognitive anticipation is connected to goal directedness and purposefulness of mental activity. Humans perceive and cogitate in service of goals and purposes, i.e.
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2010
This work tries to provide a systematic outline of the manifold relations between emotion and anticipatory activity. We first address the route from emotion to anticipation, which implies considering the anticipatory function of emotion in a twofold sense.
Castelfranchi, C., Miceli, M.
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This work tries to provide a systematic outline of the manifold relations between emotion and anticipatory activity. We first address the route from emotion to anticipation, which implies considering the anticipatory function of emotion in a twofold sense.
Castelfranchi, C., Miceli, M.
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No anticipation–no action: the role of anticipation in action and perception
Cognitive Processing, 2007This paper reviews psychophysical evidence for the existence and the nature of two types of anticipation in goal-oriented action. The first one relates to attained changes of the perceptual world, thus to action goals. These anticipations determine appropriate motor output.
Wilfried Kunde +2 more
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2017
Regret is the prototypical decision related emotion. It is felt when the outcome of a non-chosen alternative is better than the outcomes obtained. Regret is a functional emotion that helps people to correct mistakes. It is also functional because people can anticipate regret beforehand, then choose in such a way as to avoid regret from happening ...
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Regret is the prototypical decision related emotion. It is felt when the outcome of a non-chosen alternative is better than the outcomes obtained. Regret is a functional emotion that helps people to correct mistakes. It is also functional because people can anticipate regret beforehand, then choose in such a way as to avoid regret from happening ...
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International Economic Review, 1989
The effect of a future anticipated devaluation is studied in the context of Sidrauski-type model without capital mobility. When the public is compensated for the real balance effect of the devaluation, the current account deteriorates and the interest rate increases before the devaluation occurs; when the devaluation takes place, the current account ...
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The effect of a future anticipated devaluation is studied in the context of Sidrauski-type model without capital mobility. When the public is compensated for the real balance effect of the devaluation, the current account deteriorates and the interest rate increases before the devaluation occurs; when the devaluation takes place, the current account ...
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Jerome Seymour Bruner: an Anticipator Scientist for an Anticipation Theory
Integrative Psychological and Behavioral Science, 2019In this paper the Author intends to present the work of Jerome Bruner from the particular angle of the concept of anticipation. After having duly traced the biographical and scientific profile of the scientist, the Author shows how anticipation is a red thread that joints early youthful works up to those written in the last period of his life.
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Anticipation in Cyber-security
2017Organisations, governments and users are increasingly vulnerable to cyberattacks, which effects may range from threatening the foundation of modern information society, to causing catastrophic failure of nation-wide critical infrastructure. As a result, a great deal of effort has been given to mitigating the risks stemming from cyber-attacks and has ...
Ahrend, JM, Jirotka, M
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