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Ulrich Ansorge

3 papers in the library · 72 citations · publishing 2010-2023

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The influence of hatha yoga on stress, anxiety, and suppression: A randomized controlled trial.

Acta Psychologica November 1, 2023 Bence Szaszkó, Rebecca Rosa Schmid, Ulrich Pomper et al. 20 citations

Engaging in yoga may mitigate stress and anxiety in individuals while potentially enhancing one's capacity to manage distractions. Our research aimed to explore the relation between these two outcomes: Can an eight-week yoga program foster distraction suppression, thereby reducing stress and discomfort? To answer this question, we used Hatha Yoga, the most commonly practiced form of yoga. We...

Neuro-cognitive mechanisms of conscious and unconscious visual perception: From a plethora of phenomena to general principles

Advances in Cognitive Psychology 2011 Markus Kiefer, Ulrich Ansorge, John­–dylan Haynes et al. 52 citations

Psychological and neuroscience approaches have promoted much progress in elucidating the cognitive and neural mechanisms that underlie phenomenal visual awareness during the last decades. In this article, we provide an overview of the latest research investigating important phenomena in conscious and unconscious vision. We identify general principles to characterize conscious and unconscious...

Testing the theory of embodied cognition with subliminal words.

Cognition September 2010 Ulrich Ansorge, Markus Kiefer, Shah Khalid et al.

In the current study, we tested the embodied cognition theory (ECT). The ECT postulates mandatory sensorimotor processing of words when accessing their meaning. We test that prediction by investigating whether invisible (i.e., subliminal) spatial words activate responses based on their long-term and short-term meaning. Masking of the words is used to prevent word visibility and intentional...