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Functional imaging of time on task and habituation in passive exposure to faces with emotional expression. [PDF]

Neuroreport
Labek K, Viviani R.
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Individual recognition in a jumping spider (<i>Phidippus regius</i>). [PDF]

Elife
Dahl CD, Cheng Y.
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How cognitively demanding is the urban niche? Reconsidering exaptation and habituation. [PDF]

Anim Cogn
Johnson-Ulrich L, Forss S.
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Newborns' Asymmetrical Processing of Order From Sequentially Presented Magnitudes. [PDF]

Child Dev
Arioli M, Silvestri V, Petrelli A, Morniroli D, Giannì ML, Bulf H, Macchi Cassia V.   +6 more
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Anticipatory and reactive mechanisms of habituation to visual distractors. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Burleson B, Turatto M, Plomp G, Pascucci D.   +3 more
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opynfield: An Open-Source Python Package for the Analysis of Open Field Exploration Data. [PDF]

Neuroinformatics
McMullen E, de la Flor M, Gunaratne G, O'Connor J, Roman G.   +4 more
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Habituation but not classical conditioning of the disturbance hiss of the hissing cockroach (<i>Gromphadorhina portentosa</i>). [PDF]

PeerJ
Varnon CA.
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Letting Go of the Negative, Holding on to the Positive? Within-Person Trajectories of Affective Habituation to Negative and Positive Stimuli. [PDF]

Pers Soc Psychol Bull
Yartsev E, John OP, Ayduk ÖN.
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Psychophysiological Relations in Habituation to Gravitational Stress

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1962
Prolonged exposures to positive acceleration give rise to disturbances in physiological functions, such as circulatory hypotension in the upper parts of the body (for reviews see Wood, Lambert, Baldes, & Code, 1946; Gauer, 1950), increased heart rate (cf. Bjurstedt, Hansson, & Stroem, 1959), as well as deficient oxygenation of the arterial blood (Barr,
M, FRANKENHAEUSER, K, STERKY, G, JAERPE
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Psychophysiologic responses of invasive cardiologists in an academic catheterization laboratory

American Heart Journal, 2006
BACKGROUND: This study examined the psychophysiologic responses of invasive cardiologists during cardiac catheterizations. Because occupations are most stressful when one is not in control, the effect of a teaching versus an autonomous role on the ...
Yogesh Reddy, Aynsley Smith
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