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True Crime Consumption as Defensive Vigilance: Psychological Mechanisms of a Rape Avoidance System
Archives of Sexual Behavior, 2021The circumvention of female reproductive choice via rape is a costly and evolutionarily persistent threat to women's reproductive fitness. This is argued to have generated selection pressure for a precautionary threat management system for rape avoidance among women.
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We Are Vigilant Yet Eager: Attaining Team Psychological Safety to Unleash the Potential of Teams
Academy of Management Proceedings, 2021Team psychological safety represents the key that unlocks the untapped potential of work teams. Interpersonal risk-taking sparks a team process of exchanging and building on ideas.
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Journal of Personality, 1985
AbstractBased on Scheibe's (1979) concept of sagacity, the first purpose of this research was to assess the role of vigilance in a judgment task wherein subjects “read between the lines” of target persons' word associations Second, on the basis of the locus of control and cue expectation literature, we tested the prediction that internals would be more
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AbstractBased on Scheibe's (1979) concept of sagacity, the first purpose of this research was to assess the role of vigilance in a judgment task wherein subjects “read between the lines” of target persons' word associations Second, on the basis of the locus of control and cue expectation literature, we tested the prediction that internals would be more
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The Need for Epistemological Vigilance
Integrative Psychological and Behavioral Science, 2020The analysis and proposal of Zagaria, Andò and Zennaro are suggestive, but the essential question is not raised: the need for scientific research to be explicitly based on an epistemological reflection that takes into account the specificity of psychology.
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In search of vigilance: The problem of iatrogenically created psychological phenomena.
American Psychologist, 2013To what extent are identified psychological processes created in laboratories? The present work addresses this issue with reference to one particular realm of behavior: vigilance. Specifically, I argue that the classic vigilance decrement function can be viewed more realistically and advantageously as an "invigilant" increment function.
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PSYCHOLOGIC AND PHYSIOLOGIC PHENOMENA DURING A PROLONGED VIGIL
Archives of Neurology And Psychiatry, 1935Disturbances in the rhythm of sleep and the effect of these disturbances on personality have been of interest to psychiatrists and psychologists for many years. Despite the experimental work which has been reported on the subject there is little accurate knowledge concerning the essential basis of the phenomena of sleep or concerning the real effects ...
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Vigilance, the psychological refractory period, and brain stem multiple-unit activity
Experimental Neurology, 1970Abstract Monkeys were trained to press a bar to obtain water in response to visual stimuli, and four testing situations were used. Optimal visuomotor responses, i.e., responses with short reaction times, responses to rapidly presented stimuli, responses to infrequently presented stimuli, and responses to threshold stimuli, require as a necessary ...
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Primary hypothyroidism: A case for vigilance in the psychological treatment of depression
British Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1993Primary hypothyroidism is a relatively common endocrine disorder that develops insidiously and can mimic depression. Between 8 and 14 per cent of patients diagnosed as depressed may have some degree of hypothyroidism. It is recommended that clinical psychologists equip themselves with sufficient knowledge to recognize the disorder.
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The Journal of Pain, 2019
Although hypervigilance may play an important role in clinical pain syndromes, experimental vigilance toward pain is infrequently studied. We studied experimental vigilance to pain by assessing performance during a Continuous Performance Task (CPT), presented in four blocks, in which subjects respond to moderately painful targets occurring in a train ...
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Although hypervigilance may play an important role in clinical pain syndromes, experimental vigilance toward pain is infrequently studied. We studied experimental vigilance to pain by assessing performance during a Continuous Performance Task (CPT), presented in four blocks, in which subjects respond to moderately painful targets occurring in a train ...
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Psychological investigation of vigilance decrement : Boredom or cognitive fatigue ?
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