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Meanings of emotional valence in English
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Examples for "valence"
Examples for "valence"
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The highest level which contains any electrons is called the valence level.
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This energy exceeded the theoretical positronium work function calculated with valence electrons.
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The effect of valence on surface binding and uptake was evaluated separately.
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Organic-inorganic mixed-valence systems with strongly-coupled triarylamine and cyclometalated osmium have been developed.
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Participants rated the stimuli according to emotional valence and intensity of emotion.
Usage of emotional valence in English
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Participants rated the stimuli according to emotional valence and intensity of emotion.
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After an old-new judgment, participants provided emotional valence and intensity ratings of the clips.
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An impact of emotional valence onto the strength and topography of the functional links of the second type was found.
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In this group, no significant influence of emotional valence of visual stimuli on the accuracy of WM task performance was found.
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Results: Controls showed improved performance in the categorization of disgusted faces after all types of odour stimulation irrespective of the emotional valence.
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Further, we aimed to examine whether BPD patients were able to suppress stimuli with negative emotional valence as well as healthy control participants could.
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In spite of the compelling evidence for right-hemispheric specialization, some data point to the possibility of differential hemispheric involvement as a function of emotional valence.
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While many of these elements can generate comedic situations, much of their emotional valence depends largely on the interpretation of the players at the table.
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The present study was designed to test the hypothesis that activation of the amygdala is related to the relevance of the emotional valence of stimuli.
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Brain activations during the individual estimations of 'high' against 'low' risk, and of negative versus neutral and positive emotional valences were analyzed.