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PERSONALITY FACTORS AND RATE OF CONDITIONING
British Journal of Psychology, 1957Sixty normal male students were conditioned, using eyeblink reflex. It was found (1) that those, students who were introverted conditioned considerably better than those who were extraverted, and (2) that there was no correlation between conditioning and neuroticism.
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Sum Conditioned Poisson Factorization
2018We develop an extension to Poisson factorization, to model Multinomial data using a moment parametrization. Our construction is an alternative to the canonical construction of generalized linear models. This is achieved by defining K component Poisson Factorization models and constraining the sum of observation tensors across components.
Gökhan Çapan +3 more
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Psychological Factors Affecting Cardiologic Conditions
2007There are substantial data supporting a strong relationship between cardiovascular diseases and psychological conditions. However, the criteria for scientific validation of the entities currently subsumed under the DSM-IV category of 'Psychological factors affecting a medical condition' have never been clearly enumerated and the terms 'psychological ...
RAFANELLI, CHIARA +3 more
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Psychological Factors Affecting Oncology Conditions
2007The area of psychological factors affecting cancer has been the object of research starting from the early 1950s and consolidating from the 1970s with the development of psychooncology. A series of problems in the DSM and ICD nosological systems, such as the difficult application of the criteria for psychiatric diagnoses (i.e.
GRASSI, Luigi +4 more
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Conditioning Factors in Stroboscopic‐induced Seizures
Epilepsia, 1964SUMMARYThis study indicates the possibility of conditioned extinction techniques as a therapeutic method in sensory evoked seizures when the patient has a potential extinction mechanism.RÉSUMÉCette étude montre la possibilité de techniques d'extinction conditionnée en tant que méthode thérapeutique, lors de crises provoquées par une stimulation ...
F M, FORSTER, G B, CAMPOS
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On a condition of higher order spectra factorization
IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, 1999Summary: This paper presents a necessary and sufficient condition that guarantees that a higher order cumulant spectrum is factorizable in an appropriate product form. This condition provides a way to check whether or not a given higher order spetrum is compatible with the stronger hypothesis of ``white generation'', where the analyzed signal is ...
Joël Le Roux, Cécile Huet
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Factorizations of languages and commutativity conditions
Acta Cybern., 2002Summary: Representations of languages as a product (catenation) of languages are investigated, where the factor languages are ``prime'', that is, cannot be decomposed further in a nontrivial manner. In general, such prime decompositions do not necessarily exist.
Alexandru Mateescu +2 more
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Necessary and sufficient factors in classical conditioning
The Pavlovian Journal of Biological Science, 1982The issue of necessary and sufficient factors (pairing-contiguity vs. contingency-correlation) in classical (Pavlovian) excitatory conditioning is examined: first, in terms of definitional (logical) and manipulational requirements of "necessary" and "sufficient"; second, in terms of Boolean logic test models indicating experimental and control ...
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[Breastfeeding. Conditioning factors].
Revista de enfermeria (Barcelona, Spain), 2003To know the prevalence of maternal breastfeeding over distinctive ages of a child's life, in our ward, and to analyze the factors which bear an influence on its start, duration and stop.In our study, we included 549 newborns who were born in and released in good health from the Palamos Hospital between March 1999 and March 2000.
Cristina, Romagosa Albacar +3 more
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