List, Johann-Mattis Greenhill, Simon J. Anderson, Cormac Mayer, Thomas Tresoldi, Tiago Forkel, Robert
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Linguistic Typology
The Database of Cross-Linguistic Colexifications (CLICS), has established a computer-assisted framework for the interactive representation of cross-linguistic colexification patterns. In its current form, it has proven to be a useful tool for various kinds of investigation into cross-linguistic semantic associations, ranging from studies on semanti...
Riadh, Ouerchefani Naoufel, Ouerchefani Rejeb, Mohamed Riadh Ben Le Gall, Didier
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Neuropsychologia
Alexithymia has been extensively reported in studies of psychiatric patients. However, little attention has been paid regarding its occurrence in the context of patients with circumscribed prefrontal cortex lesions. Moreover, the neuro-cognitive impairments that lead to alexithymia remain unclear and limited numbers of studies have addressed these ...
Ruggiero, Fabiana Ferrucci, Roberta Bocci, Tommaso Nigro, Martina Vergari, Maurizio Marceglia, Sara Barbieri, Sergio Priori, Alberto
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Neuropsychologia
To evaluate the role of the cerebellum and spinal cord in cognitive processes, we assessed changes in event-related potentials (ERPs), before and after different combinations of spinal and cerebellar direct current stimulation (tDCS) in healthy subjects. We enrolled 37 volunteers (11 males and 26 females, aged 20-50 years), who were subsequently ra...
Wang, Lei Li, Lu Shen, Qiang Zheng, Jiehui Ebstein, Richard P
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Neuropsychologia
The herd instinct is a common feature of human society and is frequently encountered in a myriad of other human social interaction including entertainment, fashion, and the adoption of new gadgets. Indeed, social influence, taking account of others' actions in one's decisions, is ubiquitous in our daily life. With the growing prevalence of crowdfun...
Zukerman, Gil Pinhas, Michal Ben-Itzhak, Ester Fostick, Leah
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Neuropsychologia
Event-Related Potential (ERP) studies of PTSD have reported enhanced P3 amplitudes in response to trauma-related stimuli that are less likely to habituate over time. In the present study, we compared ERPs to the first and last half of an auditory novelty oddball task using neutral (trauma-unrelated) stimuli. Participants were 59 young students who ...
Goodrich, Robin I Baer, Trevor L Quent, Jörn A Yonelinas, Andrew P
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Neuropsychologia
A growing body of research indicates that the medial temporal lobe (MTL) is essential not only for long-term episodic memory but also for visual working memory (VWM). In particular, recent work has shown that the MTL is especially important for VWM when complex, high-resolution binding is required. However, all of these studies tested VWM for multi...
Cohen-Zimerman, Shira Kachian, Zachary R Krueger, Frank Gordon, Barry Grafman, Jordan
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Neuropsychologia
Zhang, Wenjia Chow, Wing-Yee Liang, Bo Wang, Suiping
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Neuropsychologia
Many experiments have shown that comprehenders can generate predictions about upcoming inputs on the fly, but relatively little is known about whether and how comprehenders' sensitivity to predictability may be modulated by the experimental context. The present study used event-related potentials (ERPs) in two experiments to ask whether changing th...
Mole, J A Baker, I W Ottley Munoz, J M Danby, M Warren, J D Butler, C R
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Neuropsychologia
The functional and neural organisation of auditory knowledge is relatively poorly understood. The breakdown of conceptual knowledge in semantic dementia has revealed that pre-morbid expertise influences the extent to which knowledge is differentiated. Whether this principle applies to a similar extent in the auditory domain is not yet known. Previo...
Wilkins, Clive Clayton, Nicola
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Neuropsychologia
In this paper, we shall use Tulving's seminal empirical and theoretical research including the 'Spoon Test' to explore memory and mental time travel and its origins and role in planning for the future. We will review the comparative research on future planning and episodic foresight in pre-verbal children and non-verbal animals to explore how this ...
