Contrast and Strength of Visual Memory and Imagery Differentially Affect Visual Perception

The Impact of Social Context and Language Comprehension on Behaviour: A Kinematic Investigation

Anticipatory Smooth Eye Movements in Autism Spectrum Disorder

Lattice Model for Influenza Spreading with Spontaneous Behavioral Changes

Dysregulated Striatal Neuronal Processing and Impaired Motor Behavior in Mice Lacking Huntingtin Interacting Protein 14 (HIP14)

coefficient of variation of interspike intervals

Hip 14Int5F (<named content content type="gene">5'- CCG TCT TAG TGC CAT TTG TTC GTC-3'</named content>); BetaGeo5'R (<named content content type="gene">5' GGT GCC GGA AAC CAG GCA AAG-3
type="gene">5' CAT GTG TCG GGA TGG CTG TGA AAA G-3
body weight (26.7+-1.0 g, N=12) compared wild type littermates (32.8 +- 1.3g, N=14; t=3.3, df=24, p=0.002
HIP14 knockout mice. Each correlation matrix shows all possible pairs bin width=0.05

Racial Bias in Neural Empathic Responses to Pain

by 2 way ANOVA effectively using an uncorrected threshold p<0.05

Reduced Structural Connectivity between Sensorimotor and Language Areas in Rolandic Epilepsy

controls employing tract based spatial statistics

How Enrichment Affects Exploration Trade-Offs in Rats: Implications for Welfare and Well-Being

Get It While It's Hot: A Peak-First Bias in Self-Generated Choice Order in Rhesus Macaques

Women Are Better at Selecting Gifts than Men

all p's>.10 M Friends==5.10, SD=1.52 M Relatives=5.69, SD=1.56 M Romantic partners=5.79, SD=1.32
include 0 point estimate=-.08; BCa 95% CIbetween-.19
include 0 point estimate=.15, BCa 90% CIbetween.02
include 0 point estimate=.10, BCa 95% CIbetween.03

Paedomorphic Facial Expressions Give Dogs a Selective Advantage

Focusing Narrowly or Broadly Attention When Judging Categorical and Coordinate Spatial Relations: A MEG Study

linear constrained minimum variance beamforming method
different temporal patterns of activation across time intervals

Subjective Cognitive Complaints and the Role of Executive Cognitive Functioning in the Working Population: A Case-Control Study