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61. The Influence Of Chinese Semantics On Early Automatic Speech Recognition
62. Terror-related negativity: Exploring mortality salience-induced self-regulation and its neurobiological implementation
63. Negativity Bias and Positivity Offset: Moderators of susceptibility to evaluative conditioning, behavioral tendencies and brand choice
64. Who votes? How and when negative campaign advertisements affect voter turnout
65. Physiological and neural mechanisms of anxiety, negativity, and threat
66. Equipoise: An animated short film about positiveness and negativity
67. The semantic priming effect across the life-span: An ERP study examining processing negativity
68. Anterior cingulate cortex, medial frontal negativity and preceding context: Assessing an EEG-based neural correlate of performance monitoring during a Stroop task
69. Marcuse's second dimension: Negativity and critical theory
70. Erotic Negativity and Victorian Aestheticism, 1864--1896
71. Through negativity to freedom: Nishitani Keiji's discourse on enhancement of consciousness in light of the Hegelian theory of cognitive development (Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel)
72. Negativity in Hegel and breakdown in Heidegger: An investigation into the structures of finitude in 'The Science of Logic' and 'Being and Time'
73. Modernism and coherence: Four chapters of a negative aesthetics (Ireland, James Joyce, Wallace Stevens, Robert Frost)
74. Freud's theory of the drives as critical impulse in Adorno's aesthetic thought
75. Mismatch negativity elicited to vowels in children and adults and its association to behavioral performance
76. The negative difference and mismatch negativity as measures of attention
77. Mismatch negativity and P300 evoked response potentials: Perception and discrimination of /r/ and /I/ in Korean and English listeners
78. The carnival of negativity
79. DIALECTIC AND NEGATIVITY: READINGS IN THE RHETORIC OF ROMANTICISM
80. Pre-attention Processing Mechanism Of Sensation Seeking
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