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期刊名:Brain and cognition

缩写:BRAIN COGNITION

ISSN:0278-2626

e-ISSN:1090-2147

IF/分区:2.1/Q3

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Laura Catalano,Francesco Panico,Sharon Mara Luciano et al. Laura Catalano et al.
False memory (FM) occurs in both healthy individuals and in patients with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) and is often influenced by stimuli's emotional content and individuals' mood. The present study investigated the impact of emotional c...
Sophie Hanke,Michael Niedeggen Sophie Hanke
Distractor-induced deafness (DID) refers to the impaired detection of an auditory target when it is preceded by acoustically similar, task-irrelevant distractors, despite being signaled by an auditory cue. Here, we test whether distractor p...
Ivan Camponogara Ivan Camponogara
Actions toward non-visual targets exhibit modality-specific patterns of endpoint variability, with movements toward auditory targets being more variable than those toward proprioceptive or multisensory targets. However, whether such modalit...
Noah N N van Dongen,Jan W van Strien Noah N N van Dongen
This study explores how individuals perceive and respond to different types of visual art, particularly in terms of attention and emotional engagement. Art, whether created professionally for art galleries or commercially for mass consumpti...
Emma Jagasia,Mary Beth Nebel,Sara Johnson et al. Emma Jagasia et al.
Early adolescence represents a sensitive developmental period characterized by rapid maturation of large scale brain systems and heightened vulnerability to environmental influences, such as exposure to violence. Guided by the Triple Networ...
Waldir M Sampaio Waldir M Sampaio
The ventromedial prefrontal cortex (vmPFC) encodes subjective value across monetary and social outcomes, but whether it tracks individual differences in fairness preferences remains unclear. We applied computational modeling to an openly av...
Stephanie Clarke,Sonia Crottaz-Herbette,Simo Frestadius et al. Stephanie Clarke et al.
Several neuroimaging studies demonstrated that spiritual/religious beliefs and practices rely on the same brain regions as secular cognition. Several reviews shaped the framework within which religious and secular cognition interacts, empha...
George Abraham Ninan,Selvakumar Selvaganesan,Mithun Mathew et al. George Abraham Ninan et al.
We report a highly selective manifestation of pathological laughter in which speech initiation consistently triggers laughter, resulting in disrupted articulation. A 55-year-old male with bilateral pontine infarction exhibited laughter that...
Helena Pacheco Helms,Bárbara Rusch da Rocha,Vanessa Bisol et al. Helena Pacheco Helms et al.
Background: Grounded in the perspective of language as a high-order cognitive organizer, language engages multiple domains, suggesting that linguistic stimulation may strengthen cognitive resources holistically. Despite i...
Christina von der Assen,Constanze Weber,Julian Vahedi et al. Christina von der Assen et al.
The present study investigated whether temporary dieting modulates neural coding of subjective preferences for edible and non-edible rewards. Forty-five dieting and 49 non-dieting healthy adults completed a gambling task while EEG was recor...