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The aim of the Journal of Behavioral and Brain Science is to publish original research articles and reviews in the general field of behavioural and brain function. Articles dealing with the neuroanatomical and neurochemical basis of behavior are especially welcomed. Multidisciplinary contributions from all fields of t…
Reza Almasi Ghaleh, Sarvenaz Rahimibarghani, Niloofar Shirzad, Ailar Ahangari, Mohammad-Reza Nazem-Zadeh, Abolfazl Mahmoudi Aqeel Abadi, Abbas Tafakhori, Hamid R. Fateh
Introduction: Upper extremity impairment is one of the common complications following a stroke. There are numerous rehabilitation strategies to address this problem. However, patients with moderate to severe upper limb disabilities respond differently to the…
Masahiro Sano, Hikaru Iwashita, Atsuhiko Hattori, Atsuhiko Chiba
Melatonin (MEL) has been reported to have acute enhancing effects on some aspects of cognition. Recently, we revealed that N1-acetyl-5-methoxyquinuramine (AMK), a brain metabolite of MEL, is much more potent than MEL in converting short-term memory (STM) to l…
Ariadna Jiménez-González, Abraham Ochoa-Aguilar, Katia Mendoza-Negrete, Leticia Parra-Gamez, Claudia Gómez-Acevedo
The opioid epidemic has become one of the most concerning public health issues in the world, and currently does not have an adequate treatment available. It has been observed that, despite opioids being highly addictive, patients with chronic inflammation are…
Yuanhao Chen, Ying Bian
In 1987, Hachinski et al . [1] proposed Leukoaraiosis (LA) as an imaging academic term. Since then, LA and other cerebrovascular diseases have become the research focus of scholars at home and abroad. However, the molecular, cellular and pathogenesis of cereb…
Sunny Cui, Babatunde Ajayi, Esther Kim, Remare Egonu
Depression is one of the most prevalent mental health disorders currently going undiagnosed in many developing countries, including Nigeria. Stigmatization, inadequate financial resources, poor healthcare infrastructure for accurate diagnosis, and low researc…
Adel Omar Bataweel
Background: Healthcare providers were faced daily with many decision-making that impacted patients’ safety. According to dual process theory, there were two types of thinking: Experiential style (ES) and Rational Style (RS). Both thinking styles had an impact…
Wanqi Li, Peiqing Li, Xiaowei Fan, Guangming Liu, Qiang Wang
Objective: Febrile convulsion in children is age-dependent and genetic predisposition. However, mild electrolyte disturbances are not uncommon in such children. This study was to investigate the effect of electrolyte disturbance on febrile convulsion and to s…
Nathan B. Omari, Ngugi M. Kinyungu
Background: Narcolepsy type 1 is a sleep disorder characterized by excessive sleepiness along with cataplexy and/or hypocretin deficiency. We present a case of narcolepsy type 1 in which the cataplexy symptoms were reduced while on suboxone. Aim: This case re…
Ashleigh T. Aston
Despite the salience of misinformation and its consequences, there still lies a tremendous gap in research on the broader tendencies in collective cognition that compels individuals to spread misinformation so excessively. This study examined social learning…
Edward Prada, Maria C. H. Tavares, Ana Garcia, Corina Satler, Lia Martinez, Cândida H. L. Alves, Carlos Tomaz
TREFACE (Test for Recognition of Facial Expressions with Emotional Conflict) is a computerized model for investigating the emotional factor in executive functions based on the Stroop paradigm, for the recognition of emotional expressions in human faces. To in…
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