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Impaired semantic inhibition during lexical ambiguity repetition in Parkinson's disease
Abstract Impairments of semantic processing and inhibition have been observed in Parkinson’s disease (PD), however, the consequences of faulty meaning selection and suppression have not been con… more →
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Impaired semantic inhibition during lexical ambiguity repetition in Parkinson's disease
Callier Library wrote 2 weeks ago: Abstract Impairments of semantic processing and inhibition have been observed in Parkinson’s d … more →
Tell stories to overcome the logical barrier in the mind
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Sajeev wrote 2 weeks ago: (Continuing from my pervious posts on Right Brain and Left Brain and a technique for coordinating th … more →
AreaRover II - Better coverage by adding a new behavior
Thom wrote 2 weeks ago: Background After watching AreaRover move around my arena, and blogging about its behavior, I c … more →
Hip Extension, Part II
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ueperformance wrote 3 weeks ago: In my previous post, what seemed like eons ago, I introduced hip extension as I see it. Muscular wea … more →
What Is Happening To Our Rating System?
Adz wrote 3 weeks ago: I went to watch Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. I liked it – it was a good action movie w … more →
inhibition of the inhibitor
monkeyinabowl wrote 2 months ago: “i friend only groups of people, not single individuals. last time i checked you are NOT a gro … more →
Why You Should Get Engaged, Reason #23
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tooyoungtoteach wrote 3 months ago: I recommend engagement to everyone. Not for the blissful utopia that it is. Where the entire w … more →
Inhibition and the Validity of the Stroop Task for Children with Autism
Callier Library wrote 3 months ago: Abstract Findings are mixed concerning inhibition in autism. Using the classic Stroop, children wit … more →
Feed Me
mother2rah wrote 4 months ago: The Last Hunger Pangs These days I’m curious how I’d react to a bottle of wine, uncorked and ha … more →
What’s The Meaning of Life?
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brucehood wrote 4 months ago: One of the striking features of the human mind is that we seek reason and purpose for all manner of … more →
The Religious Ecstasy of Pain
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brucehood wrote 4 months ago: The idea of looking at images of the Virgin Mary while administering electric shocks to the devout j … more →
How Facebook Released Me from the Fetter of My Own Inhibition -- Closure
cthulhu wrote 4 months ago: Zwei Now that they’re officially in relationships – being a couple. I can now safely steer away from … more →
Subliminal priming of autobiographical memories
Callier Library wrote 5 months ago: Abstract The current research examined subliminal priming of autobiographical memories. In Experimen … more →
Dear Ernie,
paperstop wrote 5 months ago: Your knack for surprises really increases with every walk you take! Man. =P that testimony was lovel … more →
One-year follow up of patients with chronic tinnitus treated with left temporoparietal rTMS
Callier Library wrote 5 months ago: Background and purpose: Although there are a number of positive reports on the therapeutic effects o … more →
The Inhibitions of Television
dbrauer43 wrote 5 months ago: Four Arguments for the Elimination of Television by Jerry Mander A comparison paper that i did for E … more →
Don't Mention the War!
brucehood wrote 6 months ago: Sometimes trying to avoid saying the wrong thing makes us more awkward. I referred to this in a prev … more →
Inhibition Of Human Prostate Cancer Progression By Administration Of Green Tea Catechins: A 2 Years Later Follow-Up Date
healtherm2 wrote 6 months ago: ORLANDO, FL (UroToday.com) – Prostate cancer is an ideal target for chemoprevention strategies … more →
The first time
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Just call me 'A' wrote 7 months ago: I’ve contemplated doing this many times, but never really did it until today. Mostly a willing … more →
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