Javitt, Daniel C.
Cognitive impairment is a core feature of schizophrenia and a major contributor to poor functional outcomes. Methods for assessment of cognitive dysfunction in schizophrenia are now well established. In addition, there has been increasing appreciation in recent years of the additional role of social cognitive impairment in driving functional outcom...
Maule, John Skelton, Alice E. Franklin, Anna
Color is a pervasive feature of our psychological experience, having a role in many aspects of human mind and behavior such as basic vision, scene perception, object recognition, aesthetics, and communication. Understanding how humans encode, perceive, talk about, and use color has been a major interdisciplinary effort. Here, we present the current...
Holthaus, Tori A Kashi, Monica Cannavale, Corinne N Edwards, Caitlyn G Aguiñaga, Susan Walk, Anne D M Burd, Nicholas A Holscher, Hannah D Khan, Naiman A
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The Journal of nutrition
Most previous work has focused on a single-nutrient, bottom-up approach when examining the influence of diet on neurocognition. Thus, the impact of dietary patterns on cognitive health is underinvestigated. We aimed to investigate the relation between different diet indices [i.e., Mediterranean, Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH), Healt...
Pirolli, Peter Lebiere, Christian Orr, Mark
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Frontiers in Psychology
We present a computational cognitive model that incorporates and formalizes aspects of theories of individual-level behavior change and present simulations of COVID-19 behavioral response that modulates transmission rates. This formalization includes addressing the psychological constructs of attitudes, self-efficacy, and motivational intensity. Th...
Cristofaro, Matteo Bao, Yong J. Chiu, Sana Hernández-Lara, Ana B. Perez-Calero, Leticia
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Frontiers in Psychology
Dukelow, Tim Lawrence, Erin Grace Jacobson, Liron Vassilev, Philip Koychev, Ivan Muhammed, Kinan Kennelly, Sean P.
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Frontiers in Psychology
Up to 40% of dementias globally are attributable to modifiable risk factors. Many existing studies examining attitudes to brain health are limited by a failure to consider a range of pertinent risk factors and associated barriers to protective behaviors. In Ireland, self-reported knowledge of dementia is poor compared to other conditions. In this c...
Hansen, Niels Sagebiel, Anne Rentzsch, Kristin Hirschel, Sina Wiltfang, Jens Schott, Björn H. Claudia, Bartels
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Frontiers in Psychiatry
Background Neurofascin 186 autoantibodies are known to occur with a diseased peripheral nervous system. Recently, also additional central nervous system (CNS) involvement has been reported in conjunction with neurofascin 186 autoantibodies. Our case enlarges the spectrum of neurofascin 186 antibody-related disease to include mild cognitive impairme...
Blom, Johanna Maria Catharina Benatti, Cristina Mascalzoni, Deborah Tascedda, Fabio Pani, Luca
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Frontiers in Psychiatry
van der Veen, Susanne M. Perera, Robert A. Manning-Franke, Laura Agyemang, Amma A. Skop, Karen Sponheim, Scott R. Wilde, Elisabeth A. Stamenkovic, Alexander Thomas, James S. Walker, William C.
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Frontiers in Neurology
Introduction Among patients with traumatic brain injury (TBI), postural instability often persists chronically with negative consequences such as higher fall risk. One explanation may be reduced executive function (EF) required to effectively process, interpret and combine, sensory information. In other populations, a decline in higher cognitive fu...
Bird, Laura J. McCabe, Melinda Lim, Yen Ying Cornish, Kim
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Frontiers in Psychology
Introduction Coronavirus (COVID-19) instigated unprecedented global effects on healthcare systems, economies, employment, education, travel, and social lives. In addition to increased mental health challenges, pandemic restrictions have triggered emerging cognitive concerns. University students are at particularly high risk of adverse lockdown-rela...