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PERCEPTION OF ACOUSTIC PULSE TRAINS IN DICHOTIC LISTENING TASK: A COMPARISON WITH NEURONAL NETWORK MODEL

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Jagla F., Jenca J., Jergelova M., Pavlasek J.
Studia Psychologica
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2006
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vol. 48
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issue 1
3-9
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The auditory discrimination of three acoustic pulse trains with 20, 30 and 50 ms interpulse intervals (with Poisson distribution of pulses) was studied by means of the dichotic listening procedure. An easier discrimination of the pulse train with short interpulse intervals was found in a group of 15 righthanded volunteers. The possible role of certain Gestalt phenomenon in auditory perception of temporally patterned nonverbal stimuli is suggested, as are also the roles of brain hemispheres in relation to the functional brain asymmetry; auditory lateralization was present as well. The results confirmed the neuronal network model.
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TRAUMATIC STRESS, ANXIETY AND EPILEPSY

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Bob P., Kukleta M., Jagla F.
Studia Psychologica
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2007
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vol. 49
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issue 2
127-133
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Recent findings indicate that the high arousal and/or anxiety during the traumatic events attract attention in an extreme degree and this shift of attention may produce the dissociative states. The important findings in the study of traumatic stress represent data that indicate common neurophysiological mechanisms of traumatic stress, anxiety and epileptogenesis. These findings imply that complex functions of cognitive-emotional integration are closely linked to the defective inhibitory functions and often lead to the temporo-limbic epileptiform abnormalities which may emerge as the symptoms of ictal temporal lobe epilepsy such as the somatic, sensory, behavioral and memory symptoms also in the nonepileptic conditions (the so-called complex partial seizure-like symptoms). In this study we have performed preliminary clinical examination in the epileptic patients with the aim to assess whether the so-called the complex partial seizure-like symptoms, are significantly related to dissociation, traumatic symptoms, anxiety and depression. The resuls indicate the significant differences of the psychodiagnostic measures between the epileptic patients and healthy control group. A very significant degree of psychopathology has been found in the patients included in the subgroup of the patients with a high level of the complex partial seizure-like symptoms. The data support the hypothesis that the symptoms of temporal lobe epilepsy in the epileptic patients display a relationship to the traumatic stress related symptoms and anxiety. This suggests a bidirectional relationship between traumatic stress-related hyperexcitability and increased stress susceptibility associated with the epileptiform abnormalities.
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