Narine Yegiyan’s research is primarily concerned with how people prioritize the intake of information in situations of cognitive and emotional overload. Her work is grounded in neurobiological theories of motivated cognition and is devoted to understanding how memory and emotion contribute to information processing.

keywords: emotion and memory interaction, cognitive information processing, signal detection theory

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