Browsing by Subject "Imagery"

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Alexithymia predicts arousal-based processing deficits and discordance between emotion response systems during emotional imagery

Peasley-Miklus, Catherine; Panayiotou, Georgia; Vrana, Scott R. (American Psychological Association, 2016)

Alexithymia is believed to involve deficits in emotion processing and imagery ability. Previous findings suggest that it is especially related to deficits in processing the arousal dimension of emotion, and that discordance ...
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Emotion processing deficits in alexithymia and response to a depth of processing intervention

Constantinou, Elena; Panayiotou, Georgia; Theodorou, Marios (2014)

Findings on alexithymic emotion difficulties have been inconsistent. We examined potential differences between alexithymic and control participants in general arousal, reactivity, facial and subjective expression, emotion ...
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A startling absence of emotion effects: Active attention to the startle probe as a motor task cue appears to eliminate modulation of the startle reflex by valence and arousal

Panayiotou, Georgia; Witvliet, CV; Robinson, J. D.; Vrana, Scott R. (2011)

Research has shown that during emotional imagery, valence and arousal each modulate the startle reflex. Here, two imagery-startle experiments required participants to attend to the startle probe as a simple reaction time ...