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Group: feminist_technoscience - with tag brain [8 articles]

Recent papers posted by members of the feminist_technoscience group with tag brain
  • On females' lateral and males' bilateral activation during language production: A fMRI study
    International Journal of Psychophysiology, Vol. 63, No. 2. (February 2007), pp. 192-198.
    by Anelis Kaiser, Esther Kuenzli, Daniela Zappatore, Cordula Nitsch
    posted to brain differences fmri gender hemispheric imaging language neuroimaging neuroscience sex similarities specialization speech by kaniko to the group feminist_technoscience on 2008-07-23 10:20:34 as ** along with 2 groups Functional_Imaging Neuroscience
  • from the uterus to the brain: images of hysteria in nineteenth-century Mexico
    Feminist Review, Vol. 79, No. 1. (March 2005), pp. 83-99.
    by Gorbach Frida
    posted to 19th brain history hysteria image mexico neuroscience uterus by kaniko to the group feminist_technoscience on 2008-04-03 16:03:28 as ** along with 1 person cpeysermd
  • High-Speed Imaging Reveals Neurophysiological Links to Behavior in an Animal Model of Depression
    Science (5 July 2007), 1144400.
    by Raag D Airan, Leslie A Meltzer, Madhuri Roy, Madhuri Roy, Yuqing Gong, Han Chen, Karl Deisseroth
    posted to imaging depression brain by kaniko to the group feminist_technoscience on 2007-07-24 15:32:02 as ** along with 5 people and 5 groups klouie nelmor vdbroekw shivakmr sen_cheng Glimcher_Lab Neuroscience VisionLab STS Psychiatry
  • Regional differences of the prefrontal cortex in pediatric PTSD: an MRI study.
    Depress Anxiety (24 October 2005)
    by Katherine A A Richert, Victor G G Carrion, Asya Karchemskiy, Allan L L Reiss
    posted to trauma neuroscience mri brain by kaniko to the group feminist_technoscience on 2007-07-04 17:14:35 as ** along with 1 person and 2 groups gsk3 Neuroscience STS
  • A specific sexual orientation-related difference in navigation strategy.
    Behav Neurosci, Vol. 119, No. 1. (February 2005), pp. 311-316.
    by Q Rahman, D Andersson, E Govier
    posted to strategy spatial-orientation sexual-orientation neuroscience navigation difference dichotomy brain by kaniko to the group feminist_technoscience on 2007-06-28 21:21:58 as ** along with 3 people and 2 groups puppy143 franceska kamilvlcek Neuroscience STS
  • Sex differences in brain activation elicited by humor
    PNAS, Vol. 102, No. 45. (8 November 2005), pp. 16496-16501.
    by Eiman Azim, Dean Mobbs, Booil Jo, Vinod Menon, Allan L Reiss
    posted to sex research object gender dichotomy brain activation by kaniko to the group feminist_technoscience on 2007-06-28 21:19:30 as ** along with 2 people and 2 groups josepe tayoulevy Neuroscience STS
  • Why sex matters for neuroscience
    Nature Reviews Neuroscience, Vol. 7, No. 6. (10 May 2006), pp. 477-484.
    by Larry Cahill
    posted to sex neuroscience gender essentialism dichotomy brain by kaniko to the group feminist_technoscience on 2007-06-28 21:17:25 as ** along with 7 people and 4 groups garyfeng inbetweener paultr pervane Galaxio Biehlmaier suizan ReadingLab Neuroscience STS 801
  • A Neural Representation of Categorization Uncertainty in the Human Brain
    Neuron, Vol. 49, No. 5. (2 March 2006), pp. 757-763.
    by Jack Grinband, Joy Hirsch, Vincent P Ferrera
    posted to representation neuroscience fmri diss dichotomy categorization brain by kaniko to the group feminist_technoscience on 2007-06-28 20:00:38 as ** along with 3 people and 3 groups sbarthelme ericlindahl abellogin Neuroscience STS DecisionSupportTheory
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