Scicon Review
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You must be looking at me: The nature of gaze perception in schizophrenia patie
Christine Hooker and Sohee Park Introduction Accurately identifying gaze direction is an important component of successful social interaction. Preliminary research indicates that schizophrenia patients have deficits in gaze per...
Feelings you can’t imagine: towards a cognitive neuroscience of alexithymia
André Aleman BCN NeuroImaging Center, University of Groningen, Groningen, The Netherlands Alexithymia, or ‘no words for feelings’, refers to an impairment of the ability to identify and communicate one’s emotional st...
What makes a route appear longer?
What makes a route appear longer? An experimental perspective on features, route segmentation, and distance knowledge Petra Jansen-Osmann A1 and Bettina Berendt A2 A1 Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, Düsseldorf, Germany ...
Essentials of Clinical Hypnosis : An Evidence-Based Approach
As in the field of psychology generally, within the area of hypnosis there is often a gap between the world of the laboratory and the world of clinical practice. Many clinicians complain that most research in hypnosis fails to ...
The Function of Phenomenal States: Supramodular Interaction Theory.
Discovering the function of phenomenal states remains a formidable scientific challenge. Research on consciously penetrable conflicts (e.g., “pain-for-gain” scenarios) and impenetrable conflicts (as in the pupillary...
Individual brain differences in controlling access to working memory
New study of access to working memory. Nature 438, 500-503 (24 November 2005) | doi:10.1038/nature04171 Neural measures reveal individual differences in controlling access to working memory Edward K. Vogel, Andrew W. McCollough...
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