<p>After a delay of either 300 ms (short lead interval) or 3500–4500 ms (long lead interval) relative to picture onset, startle was elicited by a 50-ms burst of white noise (startle probe). In one third of trials no startle probe was presented. After picture offset, participants had to respond to a smiley symbol (response cue) by indicating a match or mismatch to the expression of the preceding face picture. ITI: Inter-trial interval. (The individuals whose photographs were used for the morphed image shown in this picture have given written informed consent, as outlined in PLOS consent form, to publish these details).</p
<p>Between one and four faces (all expressing either angry, happy, or neutral emotion) were shown fo...
<p>(A) A single trial from experiment 2 illustrating the procedure. (B) Reaction times separately fo...
<p>After an initial fixation cross 4 or 6 stimuli were presented (1000 ms/stimulus). The WM maintena...
<p>Each trial started with two scrambled faces and a fearful or neutral face presented for 33 ms, ce...
<p>Bottom: Trial procedure in the test phases following V and FV learning. Note that face stimuli we...
<p>During the measurements, participants were asked to gaze at the fixation point in the center of t...
<p>An example of one trial, using a pleasant picture. *ITI and ISI refer to Inter-Trial-Interval and...
<p>One exemplary trial is depicted including presentation durations in ms of a dynamic and static ha...
<p>Subjects initiated each trial by pressing the green “go button” square in the lower middle of the...
<p>The suppressed face image was presented to one eye with its contrast gradually ramped up, and was...
<p>With dashed lines, the AOI relating to the hat and the top and bottom part of the faces. The subj...
<p>In each trial, the baseline phase consisted of visual stimuli presenting images of a black dot, a...
Following reports on improved test–retest reliability of emotion-modulated startle during a 6-s pict...
<p>(A) At start of trial, two objects appear, differing in color or shape but not both. (B) The part...
<p>At the beginning of each trial, a one-second cue screen indicated which task—“pain” or “movement”...
<p>Between one and four faces (all expressing either angry, happy, or neutral emotion) were shown fo...
<p>(A) A single trial from experiment 2 illustrating the procedure. (B) Reaction times separately fo...
<p>After an initial fixation cross 4 or 6 stimuli were presented (1000 ms/stimulus). The WM maintena...
<p>Each trial started with two scrambled faces and a fearful or neutral face presented for 33 ms, ce...
<p>Bottom: Trial procedure in the test phases following V and FV learning. Note that face stimuli we...
<p>During the measurements, participants were asked to gaze at the fixation point in the center of t...
<p>An example of one trial, using a pleasant picture. *ITI and ISI refer to Inter-Trial-Interval and...
<p>One exemplary trial is depicted including presentation durations in ms of a dynamic and static ha...
<p>Subjects initiated each trial by pressing the green “go button” square in the lower middle of the...
<p>The suppressed face image was presented to one eye with its contrast gradually ramped up, and was...
<p>With dashed lines, the AOI relating to the hat and the top and bottom part of the faces. The subj...
<p>In each trial, the baseline phase consisted of visual stimuli presenting images of a black dot, a...
Following reports on improved test–retest reliability of emotion-modulated startle during a 6-s pict...
<p>(A) At start of trial, two objects appear, differing in color or shape but not both. (B) The part...
<p>At the beginning of each trial, a one-second cue screen indicated which task—“pain” or “movement”...
<p>Between one and four faces (all expressing either angry, happy, or neutral emotion) were shown fo...
<p>(A) A single trial from experiment 2 illustrating the procedure. (B) Reaction times separately fo...
<p>After an initial fixation cross 4 or 6 stimuli were presented (1000 ms/stimulus). The WM maintena...