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Neural correlates of attitude change following positive and negative advertisements
Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience, 2009 Understanding changes in attitudes towards others is critical to understanding human behaviour. Neuropolitical studies have found that the activation of emotion-related areas in the brain is linked to resilient political preferences, and neuroeconomic ...
Junko Kato +5 more
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Mirror-image discrimination in the literate brain: A causal role for the left occpitotemporal cortex
Frontiers in Psychology, 2014 Previous studies show that the primate and human visual system automatically generates a common and invariant representation from a visual object image and its mirror reflection. For humans, however, this mirror-image generalization seems to be partially
Kimihiro eNakamura +2 more
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Employing Persons with Disabilities [PDF]
AAOHN Journal, 1989 Training, job accommodation, and modification will be key factors in the placement of persons with disabilities in the public and private sectors. It is projected that the role of the occupational health nurse will be further extended to educating management and employees about the inclusion of the disabled into the work force.
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Development of Thin Shear Force Sensor Aimed at Improving QOL for Persons with Disabilities
Proceedings, 2018 We have been developing a sheet type shear force sensor. It has a unique structure consisting of two flexible electrode films, a rubber ring, and a liquid electrolyte.
Shigeru Toyama +4 more
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Frontiers in Neuroscience, 2020 Individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) often exhibit abnormal processing of sensory inputs from multiple modalities and higher-order cognitive/behavioral response to those inputs.
Yumi Umesawa +7 more
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Disability: A personal odyssey [PDF]
Disability & Society, 1999 A person having an impairment is not, ipso facto, a disabled person. Indeed, I know many highly intelligent, highly qualified, charming people with impairments who are just that: people with impairments, not persons with disability. That is to say they do not perceive themselves as persons with disability.
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Accessibility of Persons with Disabilities on the Review of Disability Fiqh
Santri: Journal of Pesantren and Fiqh Sosial, 2020 Accessibility is a form of sympathy and empathy to provide convenience to persons with disabilities by providing friendly public facilities. This study aims to explain how the physical facilities provided by the Pesantren Institute Mathali'ul Falah (IPMAFA) Pati in accommodating people with disabilities in learning and the application of religious fiqh
Raodah Raodah, Puji Lestari
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Autoethnographic Tourism Experience of Wheelchair User in Bali, Indonesia
Indonesian Journal of Disability Studies, 2023 This research presents autoethnography study of a wheelchair-users named Zo during her journey in Bali, Indonesia. Her documentations and field notes are analyzed in four main themes: information accessibility, public facilities accessibility ...
Maudita Zobritania +1 more
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Neural Basis of Extremely High Temporal Sensitivity: Insights From a Patient With Autism
Frontiers in Neuroscience, 2020 The human brain is sensitive to incoming sensory information across multiple time scales. Temporal scales of information represented in the brain generally constrain behavior.
Masakazu Ide +12 more
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Sensors, 2022 With the growing demand from elderly persons for alternative mobility solutions, motorized mobility scooters (MMSs) have been gaining importance as an essential assistive technology to aid independent living in local communities.
Jun Suzurikawa +3 more
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