Audiovisual integration as conflict resolution: The conflict of the McGurk illusion

Interpretation as conflict resolution

MappingAssistant: Interactive Conflict-Resolution for Data Integration

Enterprise applications often face the problem of integrating heterogeneous data due to the growing number of distributed systems. Leveraging semantic web technologies with ontologies as target schema for matching data is a successful approach for data integration. We developed a new interactive approach for identifying errors within alignments in the scope of the MappingAssistant project. It i...

Journal of Conflict Resolution the Role of Sanction in Conflict Resolution the Role of Sanction in Conflict Resolution

A contextual approach to the study of sanction maps an important connection between the behavioral sciences and jurisprudence .I Modem jurisprudence is open to the scientific study of every phase of law in society. The problems may be conceived from the point of view of a contemplative spectator of events or of an imaginative manipulator who thinks in terms of postulated goals.2 Although the pr...

Comparison of the effectiveness of the schema mode therapy and Emotional-focused therapy on styles of conflict resolution, in new married couples with conflict

The aim of this research was to study of comparison of Schema Mode therapy and Emotional-focused therapy (HmT) on styles of conflict resolution in new married couples with conflict. In regard to the purpose, this research was applicable and in regard to procedure, it was a quasi-experimental study with a multi-group pre-test-post-test design with control and follow-up group. The statistical pop...

Is conflict adaptation an illusion?

Conflict adaptation theory is one of the most popular theories in cognitive psychology. The theory argues that participants strategically modulate attention away from distracting stimulus features in response to conflict. This idea was particularly popularized with the publication of the conflict monitoring model of Botvinick et al. (2001). Although the conflict adaptation view is able to expla...