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    • Characterizing the Psychophysiological Signature of Boredom 

      Merrifield, Colleen (University of Waterloo, 2010-08-31)
      Recent research has suggested that boredom is a construct that can be distinguished from similar affective states including apathy, anhedonia, and depression, using self-reports. The current study investigated whether ...
    • The Consequences of Everyday Inattention 

      Carriere, Jonathan Scott Andrew (University of Waterloo, 2010-09-29)
      Beginning with a series of several self-report questionnaire studies I examine the potential for everyday attention lapses to create an inability to form connections to the external world, particularly through the experience ...
    • Rumination-content and Attention in Depression 

      Aquino, Jennifer M. (University of Waterloo, 2008-10-17)
      Abstract Cognitive theories of emotional disorders predict that individuals suffering from an emotional disorder exhibit increased interference for stimuli that are idiosyncratic to their disorder (Williams, Mathews, & ...
    • Understanding boredom proneness: Cognitive and affective correlates in healthy and traumatic brain injured individuals 

      Isacescu, Julia (University of Waterloo, 2017-03-16)
      Boredom proneness has been associated with a raft of negative cognitive, affective, and behavioural consequences. Research has sought to better understand boredom proneness from both cognitive and affective perspectives; ...

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