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Neurocognitive processing efficiency for non-alarm rather than alarm signaling in human scream calls

2020-05-04

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Across many species, scream calls signal the affective significance of events to other agents. Scream calls were often supposed to be of generic alarming and fearful nature to signal potential threats including their instantaneous, involuntary, and accurate recognition by perceivers. However, scream calls are more diverse in their affective signaling nature than being limited to fearfully alarm...

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5ca2840b-9e9b-5a1f-bb6a-df7c43c299e8
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10.1101/2020.05.04.076463
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