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Neural oscillations during gaze processing in bipolar disorder
No full textSupplement, analysis codes, and analysis outputs for Lasagna et al. 2023 - "Reductions in regional theta power and fronto-parietal theta-gamma phase-amplitude coupling during gaze processing in bipolar disorder".
Lasagna, C. A., Grove, T. B., Semple, E., Suzuki, T., Menkes, M. W., Pamidighantam, P., ... & Tso, I. F. (2023). Reductions in regional theta power and fronto-parietal theta-gamma phase-amplitude coupling during gaze processing in bipolar disorder. Psychiatry Research: Neuroimaging, 331, 111629
THE NEAR FUTURE OF THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY IS – THE YOUTH
No full textAlthough the oil and gas industry has provided a century of economic growth, in the process, the planet’s climate was severely damaged, which in turn left the oil and gas industry under constant criticism and threat. Before solving the problem, it is necessary to pay attention to it. It is safe to say that youth and innovation are the future of the oil industry. The world is paying great attention to unprecedented rapid change, rapid technological development, high competition and protection of the natural environment. The factors that determine efficiency and success are increasingly embracing change, active thinking, and the pursuit of progress. All of these qualities are inherent in young professionals. And their energy and passion are especially important for the future of the oil industry right now. It is no secret that it is often very difficult for young professionals to take a worthy place in organizations, to understand and hear them. Even if they have the qualities, knowledge and motivation that the field needs objectively
One person households
No full textanalysis of international census data to visualize the rise of one-person households
Using immersive virtual reality to examine individual difference in spatial abilities: The role of landmarks in large-scale search behaviour – Experiment 1
No full textIn the forthcoming experiments, an immersive virtual environment will be used to further investigate whether probability cueing can be reliably observed in large-scale search activity, and under what circumstances people are more or less likely to bias their search according to environmental statistics. Additional individual difference measures will be administered to investigate the cognitive and behavioural predictors of successful learning, as previously recommended (Baxter & Smith, 2020). The registered experiments will investigate whether the distribution of hidden targets can be learnt on the basis of an allocentric reference frame, and whether this is modulated by the presence of landmarks within the search environment. Factors explored will include the location of a landmark cue, its predictive reliability, and its perceptual salience. The first experiment in a series of three will seek to address methodological concerns present in Baxter and Smith’s (2020) Experiment 2, investigating the role of allocentric orientation when learning the spatial statistics of a search array.
The first experiment in a series of three will seek to address methodological concerns present in Baxter and Smith’s (2020) Experiment 2, investigating the role of allocentric orientation when learning the spatial statistics of a search array
ScreenIT: Can we use automated screening tools to improve reporting in scientific papers?
No full textSuboptimal reporting practices are widespread in preprints and published papers. One major barrier to improving reporting is the lack of an efficient way to provide authors with feedback. Members of the ‘Automated Screening Working Group’ have worked to address this problem by combining many screening tools into a single pipeline, called ScreenIT
Be-Prepared Consortium
No full textThe consortium is a collaboration between the Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM), Radboud university medical center, Utrecht University, University of Twente and the University of Amsterdam. The consortium aims to contribute to behavioral insights relevant for pandemic preparedness. Conducting in-depth analyses of the data collected by the RIVM's Corona Behavioral Unit during the pandemic
ONLINE ADVERTISING ON THE BASIS OF DISCURSE THEORY
No full textIn addition to issues of discourse structure, another major area of study in speech analysis is the influence of factors influencing smaller linguistic components - grammatical, lexical, and phonetic. For example, the order of words in a language, such as Russian, although a grammatical phenomenon, cannot be explained without reference to discursive factors. Word order is sensitive to the features of the communicative organization of a sentence, which are usually described using the concepts of subject (starting point of the sentence) and rema (data added to the starting point)
