| 11. | Oxytocin increases the salience of social cues, suggesting that priming effects in these experiments explain their findings.
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| 12. | Of special interest is the case where priming effects are increasing even though prime visibility is decreasing.
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| 13. | However, the mechanisms which lead to the priming effect are more complex then originally thought, and still remain generally misunderstood.
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| 14. | The time course of the response priming effect described so far only holds for SOAs up to about 100 ms.
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| 15. | Another issue is that negative priming effects have been found to be long-term contradicting to the proposed transient residual inhibition.
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| 16. | A study on the effects of "'priming "'combined reaction times, and subject ratings were collected and priming effects were analyzed.
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| 17. | The slow reaction due to the change of the distractor stimulus to target stimulus is called the negative priming effect.
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| 18. | A common behavioral paradigm involves priming effects, wherein participants are presented first with a prime and then with a target word.
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| 19. | Thus, it is argued that " stereotype inconsistent cues might lead to more intentioned thought, thereby suppressing racial priming effects ."
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| 20. | Results expanded on the weapons priming effect, finding that hunters reacted to visual gun cues differently depending on the gun type.
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