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How do we interact with our environment and make decisions about the world around us? Empirical research using psychophysical tasks has demonstrated that our perceptual decisions are influenced by past choices, a phenomenon known as the “choice history bias” effect. This…
DOI: 10.48693/849
Approach-avoidance conflict (AAC) is a core aspect of decision-making, involving competing appetitive and aversive outcomes. Given substantial individual differences in sensitivity to reward and punishment, AAC experiences likely vary across individuals. This study examined the…
DOI: 10.48693/867
Ecosystem engineers like wild boar (Sus scrofa) can reset successional processes in grasslands, creating open swards rich in bare ground and exhibiting a warm microclimate. However, studies on the effects of soil disturbance by wild boar (Sus scrofa) on butterfly species in…
DOI: 10.48693/872
Current research strives to investigate cognitive processes under natural conditions. Virtual reality and EEG are promising techniques combining naturalistic settings with close experimental control. However, many questions and technical challenges remain, e.g., are saccade…
DOI: 10.48693/866
Purpose: In the context of psychotherapy, emotions play an important role both through their association with symptom severity, as well as their effects on the therapeutic relationship. In this analysis, we aim to train a large language model (LLM) for the detection of emotions…
DOI: 10.48693/856
Non-destructive, specular laser reflectometry, an industrially used and easily accessible method, is adapted in numismatic research to the inspection of coins of the Gallic Roman Empire with the objective of the allocation of mints and/or the identification of different minting…
DOI: 10.48693/850
Peroxisomes are ubiquitous organelles that mediate central metabolic functions, such as fatty acid β-oxidation, as well as diverse tissue- and organism-specific processes. Membrane contact sites, regions of close apposition with other organelles for direct communication, are…
DOI: 10.48693/846
The small GTPase Rho5 has been shown to be involved in regulating the Baker’s yeast response to stress on the cell wall, high medium osmolarity, and reactive oxygen species. These stress conditions trigger a rapid translocation of Rho5 and its dimeric GDP/GTP exchange factor…
DOI: 10.48693/847
Affective polarization, characterized by emotional hostility and behavioral avoidance toward ideological opponents beyond mere policy disagreements, can pose a significant threat to social cohesion. However, this phenomenon remains relatively unexplored in adolescence. This…
DOI: 10.48693/877
Medicative behaviours are widespread among animals, and chimpanzees in the wild may exhibit a newly identified form involving the application of insects to open wounds. To date, insect applications to wounds have only been reported in a single community of Central chimpanzees…
DOI: 10.48693/854
