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Special Issue

Women in Neuroscience

Psychology & Neuroscience
June 2022
(Vol.15, No.2)
ISBN:
978-1-4338-9584-5
Item #
6261505
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PDF

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American Psychological Association. (2022). Women in Neuroscience. https://www.apa.org/pubs/journals/pne/pne-women-neuroscience-pdf

Special issue of APA journal Psychology & Neuroscience, Vol. 15, No. 2, June 2022. This special issue features empirical research articles authored by women in the lead (first) author role and the guest editors and editorial team selected one paper for the Psychology & Neuroscience Early Career Award for Women in Neuroscience.

Special Issue Editors

Table of contents

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Women in Neuroscience Award Winner

  • Reciprocal or Independent Hemispheric Specializations: Evidence From Cerebral Dominance for Fluency, Faces, and Bodies in Right- and Left-Handers
    Emma M. Karlsson, Leah T. Johnstone, and David P. Carey

Invited Review

  • Sensory Processing in Autism Across Exteroceptive and Interoceptive Domains
    Iris Proff, Gemma L. Williams, Lisa Quadt, and Sarah N. Garfinkel

Articles

  • Work Coping, Stress Appraisal, and Psychological Resilience: Reaction to the COVID-19 Pandemic Among Health Care Providers
    Summer N. Rolin, Alexandra Flis, and Jeremy J. Davis
  • What Hyperscanning and Brain Connectivity for Hemodynamic (fNIRS), Electrophysiological (EEG) and Behavioral Measures Can Tell Us About Prosocial Behavior
    Giulia Fronda and Michela Balconi
  • Corticosterone Mediates the Deleterious Effect of Medial Septal Inactivation on Memory Retrieval
    Lina F. González-Martínez, Mayerli A. Prado-Rivera, and Marisol R. Lamprea
  • Effectiveness of Brief Mindfulness Practice for Enhancing Graduate Students’ Attention
    Miriam F. Krumholz, Cornelia Pinnell, and Daniel Sullivan
  • Impaired Recognition of Dynamic Body Expressions After Right Hemisphere Damage
    Samanta Leiva, Andrea Micciulli, and Aldo Ferreres
  • Reading Point-Light Walkers and Amorphous—A TMS Study
    Olivia M. Lapenta, Cláudia A. Valasek, Sofia M. G. Vieira, and Paulo S. Boggio
  • Glancing at the “Sunny Side of Life”? Emotion Processing and Memory in Middle-Aged Women
    Janine Wirkner, Carlos Ventura-Bort, Alfons O. Hamm, and Mathias Weymar