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Corticosteroid receptors and neuroplasticity
Brain Research Reviews, 2008The balance in actions mediated by mineralocorticoid (MR) and glucocorticoid (GR) receptors in certain regions of the brain, predominantly in the limbic system, appears critical for neuronal activity, stress responsiveness, and behavioral programming and adaptation.
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Neuroplasticity in learning to read [PDF]
Science, 2017 Neuroscience![Figure][1] Even in adults, learning to read changes the brain. CREDIT: HOWARD DAVIES/GETTY IMAGES Rather than causing dyslexia, subcortical changes in the brain may result from reduced literacy. Skeide et al. studied illiterate adults from rural northern India. They used brain imaging to see whether learning to read invoked changes in
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Implications of neuroplasticity for neurosurgeons
Surgical Neurology, 2009The brain exhibits neuroplasticity, the capacity to be modifiable by experience. Over the last decade there has been an explosion of knowledge in the field of neuroplasticity. New brain stimulation techniques are being designed to enhance neuroplasticity and several neuromodulatory trials are underway to enhance behavioral gains from rehabilitation. An
Maxwell Boakye, Maxwell Boakye
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Neuroplasticity in Music Learning
2018Studies conducted during the last three decades have identified numerous differences between musicians and non-musicians in neural correlates of sensory, motor, and higher-order cognitive functions. Research employing event-related potentials/fields has been particularly important in this framework.
Vesa Putkinen, Mari Tervaniemi
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Neuroplasticity and clinical pain
2000Publisher Summary This chapter discusses neuroplasticity and clinical pain. Clinical pain is a complex experience with several qualities, including sensory-discriminative, motivational-affective, and cognitive-evaluative aspects. The chapter illustrates that pain associated with tissue or nerve lesions may cause emotional changes and that ...
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Capitalizing on Neuroplasticity
Brain and Cognition, 2000Kimberly A. Kerns, Catherine A. Mateer
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2020
Neuroplasticity describes the ability of human and animal brains to reorganize themselves continuously throughout the lifespan. In addition to the genetic information that is accumulated during evolution to secure the survival of an organism, neuroplasticity serves as a mechanism to cope successfully with ongoing changes of environmental conditions ...
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Neuroplasticity describes the ability of human and animal brains to reorganize themselves continuously throughout the lifespan. In addition to the genetic information that is accumulated during evolution to secure the survival of an organism, neuroplasticity serves as a mechanism to cope successfully with ongoing changes of environmental conditions ...
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2017
This chapter provides some ideas about the intersection of three circles: neuroscience, clinical psychology, and Buddhist contemplative practice. Most of the immaterial information represented by material neural substrates is forever unconscious, but the fraction of this information that composes conscious experience is particularly influential in ...
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This chapter provides some ideas about the intersection of three circles: neuroscience, clinical psychology, and Buddhist contemplative practice. Most of the immaterial information represented by material neural substrates is forever unconscious, but the fraction of this information that composes conscious experience is particularly influential in ...
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