Sentences with word «salience»

[10:41 p.m. Update A Washington Post story on new Gallup poll results pretty clearly shows the lack of salience of global warming for voters.]

I hadn't either until I came across a recent research report titled «Solving the annuity puzzle: The role of mortality salience in retirement savings decumulation decisions.»

It is not known to what extent neural and endocrine changes contribute to the increased salience of peer social status during adolescence, but it is likely that changes such as remodeling of the fronto - striatal dopaminergic systems and a puberty - linked rise in sex hormones could contribute to an increase in motivations to obtain and defend social status among peers (Nelson et al., 2005; Blakemore, 2008; Steinberg, 2008; Crone and Dahl, 2012).

The results of this study showed that there is a logistic regression revealing a significant three - way interaction between gender, sex value, and mortality salience for the item pitting «passionate sex» against «emotional attachment».

«The response to the SNP amongst Welsh and English voters reflects the increasingly federal nature of the UK, and the growing political salience of a politics of identity and belonging.»

On salience, health and the economy are seen as two of the three biggest issues facing the country by Labour members, Labour voters and the general public.

Identity salience as a moderator of psychological and marital distress in stepfather families

But the «do - good» mindset has no income bracket, and average consumers do care about the environmental and social justice issues that have increasing salience with the global community.

Indeed, the countries with the highest levels of religious salience in the sample — Nigeria and Yemen — also have the highest fertility rates: respectively, 5.6 and 5.2 children per woman in 2012.

The analyses also indicated that poverty predicted identity salience and AA that mediated their negative effects on physical and mental health of Palestinian adolescents.

In fact, men showed a suppressed cortisol response to the out - group threat video when they had received a mortality salience prime prior to viewing the video.

But the Parkland movement might change that dynamic, at least slightly, by making gun issues higher salience for the country as a whole.

Universal interventions in mental health promotion in schools are increasingly gaining salience as schools seek to provide more relevant and meaningful education matched to the realities of the twenty first century.

How might this growing salience shape public opinion on the standards?

The researchers suggest four components that work together to implement cognitive flexibility: salience detection / attention (both achieve similar goals to direct attention to behaviorally relevant events), working memory, inhibition and switching.

(A) Brain response to verum acupuncture demonstrated activation in sensorimotor and affective / salience processing brain regions and deactivation in the amygdala and DMN brain regions.

(3) Are changes in cortisol associated with mortality salience induction?

We therefore suggest that analysts consider the measures of sexual salience and proceptivity in combination with the measures of sexual relationship quality and social context.

Anything religious, especially if it is associated with the religion with which nine of ten Americans identify, must be denied public salience.

PMQ may have greater implications for health among older couples compared to their middle - aged counterparts, because of the greater salience of marriage in later life in modulating relationship well - being as well as affective states (e.g., Levenson, Carstensen, & Gottman, 1993).

«So instead of leaving the middle - ground public to be caught in these cross-pressures as the issue gains more salience for them, instead of it just being a «he said, she said» - type echo chamber, they're sending a very strong message:... Just like the birther claims were wrong and morally outrageous, and «death panels» were wrong and morally outrageous, so are climate [deniers wrong] when people's health and safety are at risk.»

Were the various monastic reform movements of the Middle Ages really closer to the «original salience» of Christianity than the meaning preserved in the mainline Catholic Church?

That norm was useful but it has now eroded to the point where it has little salience to the youngest generation.

Another implication is that the same cry sound may have very different perceptual salience and meaning based on the characteristics of the caregiver.

Lastly, let's discuss how perception of change unravelling over longer periods of time, such as increases in the share of immigrants, can shift quickly due to increasing national salience of immigration in the period leading to elections.

These are the key areas that were supposed to have most salience, just as they did in 2015.

Unemployment gradually decreased in salience across the waves.

Some — like ending overseas tax havens — have gained new salience as the Uncut movement has emerged to go after corporate deadbeats like General Electric.

This study reports that in adolescent boys with the disorder, certain brain networks that process vision or hearing are more likely to have enhanced coordination to the so - called salience network.

The aim of this study is to begin addressing the gap in the literature by studying female lawyers, beginning at the level of law students, in order to determine if the opt - out rates may be traced to individuals» role salience prior to entering the legal labour market.

In the study, participants were asked to work through packets that had mortality salience manipulation questions in each.

«1 His point is illustrated if we consider the differing salience of the basic elements of time from three different mental frameworks.

Terror management theory and self - esteem revisited: The roles of implicit and explicit self - esteem in mortality salience effects.

In this model, the cognitive control system including prefrontal and parietal regions and the anterior cingulate is crucial to decision - making but is functionally dominated by a second affective system that includes regions which are important to processing reward and social and emotional salience, including but not limited to the amygdala, ventral striatum, orbitofrontal cortex, medial prefrontal cortex, and the superior temporal sulcus.

The outcome is increased brand salience and resonance on multiple levels with multiple stakeholder groups.

Seligman admits a continuing salience in the form of American civil religion, but he sees this as vestigial (as it well may be).

Targeting particular products within their retail line is a really clear strategy based upon focussing on items that will have the strongest salience in the minds of the consumer, rather than lowering prices across the board.

Research suggests that raising group salience for that particular moment should result in more motivated behavior.

The more frequently you call Honeycomb, the less effective it becomes because it loses salience for the players.

(2) Even if Palin's goose is cooked, it is important to take the issue seriously, and give it an appropriate salience, because this affirms basic principles of executive ethics in a democratic society.

At the same time, UKIP has further mobilised Eurosceptic sentiments in British public opinion and works to increase the overall salience of European policy in British party politics, making it ever harder for the mainstream parties to evade political debate on the issue.

She situated the current moment in the post-2008 economic crash which «led to the scapegoating of the other» and the current Trump / Brexit moment where «immigration has taken on an unprecedented salience».

Willing to describe groups other than whites in pilloried language: Mexicans as criminals, for instance, gave Trump a massive salience in the contest.