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Development of Lexicon in Normal and Retarded Persons
Psychological Reports, 1975One group of 24 noninstitutionalized retarded Ss and three groups of normal Ss ( ns = 26, 26, 21) labeled chromatic pictures of nouns in a study of the development of their lexicons. Lexical store development was related more to cognitive development (MA) than chronological age.
J J, Winters, M A, Brzoska
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DEMONSTRATION OF THE HEMIOPIC BORDER IN THE NORMAL PERSON
Acta Ophthalmologica, 1976The hemiopic border is the vertical line in the visual field separating the two halves which represent each cerebral hemisphere. This border, which becomes clinically manifest in the hemiopias, may be demonstrated in the normal person either (1) by covering an eye with the palm of the hand while facing the sun with the eyes closed, or (2) by fixing a ...
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Amyloid pathology in persons with “normal” cognition
Neurology, 2012Alzheimer disease (AD) is characterized pathologically by cortical neuritic plaques composed of a central core of amyloid-β (Aβ) peptide fibrils and neurofibrillary tangles composed of abnormally phosphorylated tau. The deposition of Aβ is thought to be an early step in a cascade of events that ultimately leads to the loss of cognitive abilities and ...
Aron S, Buchman, David A, Bennett
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Fixation topography in normal test persons
Graefe's Archive for Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology, 2005The eye is moved so that the object of interest falls on the central fovea, where the spatial resolution is highest. In the present study we quantified eye movements of normal test persons during steady fixation and characterized the fixation using a 3D fixation plot (X horizontal eye position, Y vertical eye position, Z time in each eye position ...
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The ambivert: A failed attempt at a normal personality
Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences, 2017AbstractRecently, attention has been drawn toward an overlooked and nearly forgotten personality type: the ambivert. This paper presents a genealogy of the ambivert, locating the various contexts it traversed in order to highlight the ways in which these places and times have interacted and changed—ultimately elucidating our current situation. Proposed
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Psychopathy and Normal Personality
1998The purpose of this chapter is to discuss the construct of psychopathy from the perspective of normal personality. It will be suggested that psychopathy can be understood as a maladaptive variant of common personality traits. The chapter will begin with a discussion of the constructs of mental and personality disorders, suggesting the absence of a ...
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EFFECT OF CIGARETTE SMOKING IN THE NORMAL PERSON
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1955In view of the present controversy aroused by the paper of Hammond and Horn 1 at the American Medical Association San Francisco Meeting, it was felt that these findings, which have been under consideration for the past two and one-half years, would have more significance today than when the work was begun.
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