Differential Deactivation during Mentalizing and Classification of Autism Based on Default Mode Network Connectivity
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Peering Into the Mystical Mind: Neuroimaging Dissociative Trance States
Introduction Picture this: a person, eyes half-closed, begins to write furiously, words flowing effortlessly onto paper. It seems almost as though these words are not their own, as if guided by some external force. This is the mystical process of psychography—a phenomenon that has intrigued spiritualists and skeptics alike for centuries. Is there science behind […]
Working Memory-Related Functional Brain Patterns in Never Medicated Children with ADHD
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Expression Profiles of Mitochondrial Genes in the Frontal Cortex and the Caudate Nucleus of Developing Humans and Mice Selectively Bred for High and Low Fear
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Quantifying Agreement between Anatomical and Functional Interhemispheric Correspondences in the Resting Brain
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Mapping the Mind: How Different Brain Regions Guide Our Emotions
Introduction: Stepping into the Emotional Minefield Imagine you’re standing at the edge of a dense forest, each path leading in unknown directions, much like the myriad emotions we confront daily. These emotions, complex and varied, guide our decisions, shape our relationships, and define our identities. But what steers these emotions? The answers may lie in […]
How New Brain Cells Shape Our Emotional and Cognitive Worlds**
Introduction Imagine a mosaic where each piece represents a memory, emotion, or a skill you’ve acquired. This mosaic, as intricate as it seems, relies on the continuous addition of new pieces to maintain its vibrancy. But what if some of these new pieces took longer to fit into the puzzle? This intriguing scenario is akin […]
Delving into the Rhythm of the Depressed Mind
Introduction Imagine standing at the edge of a serene pond early in the morning. The water is so still that you can see your reflection, almost akin to peeking into your soul. Each tiny tremor on its surface disrupts what seems like a flawless mirror. Now, picture these ripples as the low-frequency oscillations in the […]
Decoding Social Cues: Unraveling the Brain Network Mysteries in Children with Autism
— Introduction Imagine yourself in a bustling playground where kids are engaged in friendly banter and playful antics. Amidst this vibrant tapestry of social interaction, some children might struggle to grasp the subtle social cues and rules that orchestrate such a lively environment. This intriguing dynamic is at the heart of the research paper titled […]
Unveiling the Brain’s Hidden Struggles: What Autism and ADHD Teach Us About Response Inhibition
Introduction: Journey into the Brain’s Control Room Imagine you’re at the steering wheel of a speeding car, rushing toward a stoplight that’s just turned red. Your foot instinctively moves from the gas to the brake. Simple enough, right? Not everyone has this smooth transition between intention and action. Those wrestling with behavioral challenges like autism […]