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Christine Chiarello1, Linda Lombardino2, Natalie Kacinik1, Ronald Otto3 ... Archives of Neurology, 50, 461-469. Witelson, S. F., Kigar, D., & Harvey, T. (1999) ...
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Face blindness, also referred to as prosopagnosia, is a nervous disorder that is characterized by the person's inability to acknowledge familiar faces.
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Environmental Enrichment and Voluntary Exercise Massively Increase Neurogenesis in the Adult Hippocampus via Dissociable Pathways.Andreas K. Olson, Brennan D. Eadie ...
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revision unit 4: depression what are the key areas of the specification? 1. clinincal characterisitics 2. issues surrounding the classification and diagnosis of ...
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The Current Parallel, Functionally Segregated Hierarchical Model of Sensory ... rarely survive their teens (e.g., they suffer many burns, lacerations, ...
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Matthew Shepard, brutally killed in Laramie, Wyoming, in 1998. Picketing outside Matthew's funeral ... is determined by hormones acting on the brain during ...
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Aggressive Behavior Neuroendocrinology Kevin Kelliher Aggression Aggressive Behavior - An Overt behavior with the intention of inflicting damage or other ...
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Adolescent AUDs/SUDs Occur in the Context of Developmental Changes ... Socioemotional (family/peer/intimate relations, emotional lability and management) ...
Electroencephalogram (EEG) and Event Related Potentials (ERP) Lucy J. Troup ... Carly Yadon, MS Graduate Student in Psychology (Perceptual and Brain Science) ...
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Four components of early macaque development : Stages of social development. Macaque temperament and biological correlates. ... Macaque Social Development ...