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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Frontal pole"”.
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Differences in brain architecture during long-term recovery following mild traumatic brain injury
… by functional hypo-activation in the right frontal pole, smaller frontal pole volume, and lesser fractional anisotropy in the genu of the corpus callosum that extended near the right frontal pole. This frontal region is laterally specialized to regulate function specific to socio-emotional …
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Effects of frontal cortex and caudate nucleus lesions on stimulus generalization learning in rats
… consequences in rats of lesions of the frontal pole area (FP), the anterior median cortex (AM) described by Leonard, and the caudate nucleus (CN) on a brightness stimulus generalization task. It was hypothesized that deficits in stimulus generalization learning would be demonstrated by …
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The effects of two types of frontal lesions on reversal learning and activity level in rats
… of this experiment was to compare traditional frontal pole lesions (FP) with lesions of the median dorsal nucleus projection (MDNP) described by Leonard. First, a comparison was made on the retention of spatial discrimination learning and the new learning of spatial discrimination reversals …
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Investigating reinforcement learning processes in depression and substance use disorder: translational, computational and neuroimaging approaches.
… to HCs. In response to positive PPEs, the frontal pole, superior frontal gyrus and cingulate gyrus showed lower activity in patients with CUD than controls, but the same group showed greater activity following negative PPEs in the superior and middle frontal gyrus. Chapter 6 includes …
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Integrating Psychology and Neuroscience Approaches to Optimize Physical Activity Behavior Change
… and produced two significant clusters in the frontal pole region and the precuneus/posterior cingulate gyrus region. The frontopolar cortex is implicated in pre-commitment, a self-control strategy where people anticipate self-control failures and prospectively restrict their access to tempting …