An fMRI study on the neural correlates of social conformity to a sexual minority

Adapting a behavioral economic model from our previous research [8,9,22], the present study aimed to identify how people weigh the probability of benefits i.e., efficacy and risks

Using fMRI, we probed varieties of inner speech along dialogicality and intentionality in 24 healthy participants, during five tasks: speech perception,

A cluster analysis revealed 4 distinct individual profiles (Fig. 3): cluster 1 (one single bird: M7) was characterized by a strong right hemisphere dominance and more responses to

FIGURE 5 | Brain sections showing differentially activated regions among the participants of the three groups when they were stimulated (A) with food odors in the hunger state in

We found that the frequency of text over drawing had a strong effect on the behavior of participants, but this effect was essentially linear, with some evidence of an

When male heterosexual leaders politicize gender and sexual issues: The logic of representation in the 2014 Bordeaux municipal election campaign... When male heterosexual

A higher activity in three left hemispheric clusters was observed: middle occipital, lingual and fusiform gyri in MS patients when they were exposed to ironic statements compared

Significant brain activations for (a) social exclusion as compared to implicit exclusion (ESE – ISE) among matched nonanxious control participants (NACP) and individuals