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Lori Bronars - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Yale University Library Research Guides: Library Resources for Neurobiology of Memory: Selected Books
2014Co-Authors: Lori BronarsAbstract:This guide identifies library resources for the students in MCDB S103 Neurobiology of Memory. This page identifies some basic immunology and microbiology books available at the library.
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libguides library resources for Neurobiology of Memory high impact journals
2014Co-Authors: Lori BronarsAbstract:This guide identifies library resources for the students in MCDB S103 Neurobiology of Memory. This page identifies journals with high impact in neuroscience according to Journal Citation Reports.
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yale university library research guides library resources for Neurobiology of Memory home
2014Co-Authors: Lori BronarsAbstract:This guide identifies library resources for the students in MCDB S103 Neurobiology of Memory. a landing page for the guid
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yale university library research guides library resources for Neurobiology of Memory other reference sources
2014Co-Authors: Lori BronarsAbstract:This guide identifies library resources for the students in MCDB S103 Neurobiology of Memory. This page identifies additional reference sources.
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yale university library research guides library resources for Neurobiology of Memory related subject guides
2014Co-Authors: Lori BronarsAbstract:This guide identifies library resources for the students in MCDB S103 Neurobiology of Memory. This page provides links to other related subject guides.
Julia A Golier - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Neurobiology of Memory and dissociation in trauma survivors
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2004Co-Authors: Douglas L Delahanty, Dorie A Glover, Julia A GolierAbstract:This symposium examines the Neurobiology of Memory and dissociation in traumatized individuals. Several paradigms are presented that investigate the specific nature of differences in "remembering" in relation to neuroendocrine profiles among those with and without posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). These lines of research may help to clarify the paradox of distortion or absence of some memories and enhancement of others in PTSD.
Marisa M Silveri - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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women versus men a critical comparison for understanding the Neurobiology of Memory
Cognitive Neuroscience, 2020Co-Authors: Jennifer T Sneider, Marisa M SilveriAbstract:Spets and Slotnick present a meta-analysis on long-term Memory and sex differences. Overall findings indicate greater brain activation in men than women during Memory performance. Merits of the activation likelihood estimation meta-analysis include considering study parameters and equating performance to enhance interpretability of activation differences. Variables and concepts relevant to Memory and sex differences research also are discussed. As Memory is essential for survival, characterizing neurobiological profiles, parsing sex and gender, will help broaden the field of long-term Memory and sex differences research.
Douglas L Delahanty - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Neurobiology of Memory and dissociation in trauma survivors
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2004Co-Authors: Douglas L Delahanty, Dorie A Glover, Julia A GolierAbstract:This symposium examines the Neurobiology of Memory and dissociation in traumatized individuals. Several paradigms are presented that investigate the specific nature of differences in "remembering" in relation to neuroendocrine profiles among those with and without posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). These lines of research may help to clarify the paradox of distortion or absence of some memories and enhancement of others in PTSD.
Jennifer T Sneider - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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women versus men a critical comparison for understanding the Neurobiology of Memory
Cognitive Neuroscience, 2020Co-Authors: Jennifer T Sneider, Marisa M SilveriAbstract:Spets and Slotnick present a meta-analysis on long-term Memory and sex differences. Overall findings indicate greater brain activation in men than women during Memory performance. Merits of the activation likelihood estimation meta-analysis include considering study parameters and equating performance to enhance interpretability of activation differences. Variables and concepts relevant to Memory and sex differences research also are discussed. As Memory is essential for survival, characterizing neurobiological profiles, parsing sex and gender, will help broaden the field of long-term Memory and sex differences research.