frontiers in human neuroscience سال:2016 - دوره:9

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frontiers in human neuroscience
سال:2016 - دوره:9 - شماره:JAN2016

Age-sensitive effects of enduring work with alternating cognitive and physical load. A study applying mobile EEG in a real life working scenario Alteration of political belief by non-invasive brain stimulation Audiovisual association learning in the absence of primary visual cortex Automatically characterizing sensory-motor patterns underlying reach-to-grasp movements on a physical depth inversion Illusion Balance impairments after brachial plexus injury as assessed through clinical and posturographic evaluation Commentary: Cultural differences in on-line sensitivity to emotional voices: Comparing east and west Declarative and non-declarative memory consolidation in children with sleep disorder Diagnostics and training of affordance perception in healthy young adults-implications for post-stroke neurorehabilitation Dissociation between conceptual and perceptual implicit memory: Evidence from patients with frontal and occipital lobe lesions ERP correlates of verbal and numerical probabilities in risky choices: A two-stage probability processing view Editorial: Abstract mathematical cognition Editorial: Advances in virtual agents and affective computing for the understanding and remediation of social cognitive disorders Editorial: Brain injury as a neurodegenerative disorder Editorial: The metaphorical brain Effects of stimulus type and strategy on mental rotation network: An activation likelihood estimation meta-analysis Fear and reward circuit alterations in pediatric CRPS Haptically guided grasping. fMRI shows right-hemisphere parietal stimulus encoding,and bilateral dorso-ventral parietal gradients of object- and action-related processing during grasp execution Higher balance task demands are associated with an increase in individual alpha peak frequency Human,nature,dynamism: The effects of content and movement perception on brain activations during the aesthetic judgment of representational paintings Integrating insults: Using fault tree analysis to guide schizophrenia research across levels of analysis It’s sad but i like it: The neural dissociation between musical emotions and liking in experts and laypersons Lateral and medial ventral occipitotemporal regions interact during the recognition of images revealed from noise Lesions to lateral prefrontal cortex impair lexical interference control in word production Mirror visual feedback-induced performance improvement and the influence of hand dominance Multi-dimensional dynamics of human electromagnetic brain activity Muscle synergies in cycling after incomplete spinal cord injury: Correlation with clinical measures of motor function and spasticity Negligible motion artifacts in scalp electroencephalography (EEG) during treadmill walking Neural basis of the time window for subjective motor-auditory integration Neural correlates of morphological processing: Evidence from Chinese Neurologic music therapy training for mobility and stability rehabilitation with parkinson’s disease - A pilot study Preference for curvature: A historical and conceptual framework Preference for well-balanced saliency in details cropped from photographs Processing functional near infrared spectroscopy signal with a kalman filter to assess working memory during simulated flight Relative power of specific eeg bands and their ratios during neurofeedback training in children with autism spectrum disorder Sharing a context with other rewarding events increases the probability that neutral events will be recollected Steady-state somatosensory evoked potential for brain-computer interface-present and future Switching attention within working memory is reflected in the P3a component of the human event-related brain potential The brain mechanisms underlying the perception of pungent taste of capsaicin and the subsequent autonomic responses The effects of repeat testing,malingering,and traumatic brain injury on computerized measures of visuospatial memory Span Why do some find it hard to disagree? An fMRI study