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Asymmetric dominance and asymmetric mate choice oppose premating isolation after allopatric divergence. [PDF]
Ecol Evol, 2015 AbstractAssortative mating promotes reproductive isolation and allows allopatric speciation processes to continue in secondary contact. As mating patterns are determined by mate preferences and intrasexual competition, we investigated male–male competition and behavioral isolation in simulated secondary contact among allopatric populations.
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Modelling Asymmetrical Synchronization with Dominant Agents [PDF]
Acta Physica Polonica B, 2014 We present an extension of the classical Kuramoto model, adjusted for analysis of sets of asymmetrically coupled units. Results of numerical simulations suggest that violating Newton’s Third Law by adding a strongly dominating unit can lead to synchronization in systems previously unable to synchronize.
Siekański, K., Góra, Paweł
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The effects of asymmetric liking on the attribution of dominance in dyads [PDF]
Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society, 1977 This study explored a feature of what might be called “implicit theories of interpersonal relations.” The question addressed concerns the nature of the interrelation that subjects placed on the violation of a salient schema which they held for dyadic affective relations.
Eileen G. Thompson, James L. Phillips
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Strategic risk dominance in collective systems design
Design Science, 2019 Engineered system architectures leveraging collaboration among multiple actors across organizational boundaries are envisioned to be more flexible, robust, or efficient than independent alternatives but also carry significant downside risks from new ...
Paul T. Grogan, Ambrosio Valencia-Romero
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Community-level competition: asymmetrical dominance. [PDF]
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 1994 Ecological competition between entire communities of species occurs only when geographic barriers are suddenly removed. Recent empirical analysis suggests that, following the disappearance of a barrier, one community may swamp a second community, causing most or all of its species to go extinct. I provide theoretical insight into this result by showing
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Hemispheric Asymmetry of White Matter Hyperintensity in Association With Lacunar Infarction
Journal of the American Heart Association: Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease, 2018 Background White matter hyperintensities (WMHs) are commonly asymmetric between hemispheres but for unknown reasons. We investigated asymmetric WMHs associated with lacunar infarcts.
Wi‐Sun Ryu +28 more
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An analysis of fishing gear competition. Catalan fisheries as case studies
Scientia Marina, 2013 An asymmetric index was developed to measure the competition relationships among fishing fleets (or gears or métiers) in a multispecies fishery. This index can be used to measure the degree of dominance of each fleet and its level of independence from ...
Jordi Lleonart +2 more
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Bilingual Language Control Flexibly Adapts to Cultural Context
Frontiers in Psychology, 2021 How does bilingual language control adapt to the cultural context? We address this question by looking at the pattern of switch cost and reversed language dominance effect, which are suggested to separately reflect reactive and proactive language control
Cong Liu +5 more
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Applying the Multiple Cue Probability Learning
Asia Marketing Journal, 2013 In the present study, we apply the multiple cue probability learning (MCPL) paradigm to examine consumer learning from feedback in repeated trials. This paradigm is useful in investigating consumer learning, especially learning the relationships between ...
So Won Ahn, Ju Young Kim, Young Won Ha
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The development of the asymmetrically dominated decoy effect in young children
Scientific Reports, 2016 AbstractOne classic example of context-independent violations is the asymmetrically dominated decoy effect, in which adding a decoy option (inferior option) to a set of original options often increases the individual’s preference for one option over the other original option.
Zhen, S, Yu, R
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