Titlebook: Attention and Arousal; Cognition and Perfor Michael W. Eysenck Book 1982 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1982 Arousal.Performance.attenti

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Das Geheimnis erfolgreicher Frauen, clearly influenced by internal conditions related to the number of hours of food deprivation and by external stimuli providing visual and olfactory information about food. It is a meaningless question to ask whether motivational states are more affected by external or by internal factors, since the

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Strichartz Estimates for Water Waves,t even in the absence of a stimulating environment, some individuals will characteristically be in a more aroused state than others. The dimension of individual differences most frequently referred to in this connection is introversion-extraversion (H. J. Eysenck 1967), the usual assumption being th

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xternal stimulation. Ideally, such stimulation should be intense but non-informative, so that it produces a state of elevated arousal without at the same time attracting attention. In practice, white noise (i.e. a noise consisting of all sound frequencies and resembling hissing) has been far and awa

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of day, white noise and sleep deprivation have on performance. To what extent are there any general themes running through this gallimaufry of research? One such theme is formed by the Yerkes-Dodson law, which seems to have served as the basis for much of the research endeavour in this area. While w

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Theoretische Rahmung und Methodologie,f a cognitive nature. However, it seems probable, both in terms of everyday experience and the relevant experimental evidence, that the physiological state of the organism while engaged in information processing is important and ought to be considered.

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