Maleah J. Carter

The visual perks of (not) being a wallflower: sociality is a stronger predictor of individual differences in face recognition than childhood experiences

Spencer T. Andrews, Maleah J. Carter, Shruti Japee, Chris I. Baker et autres

Individuals vary considerably in their ability to recognize faces. Such variability may in part reflect individual differences in exposure to faces based on the number or diversity of faces that are available to be seen in the environment. To investigate this possibility, …

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Intrinsic network static and dynamic functional connectivity associated with induced affect

Ruofan Ma, Taylor N West, Yuritza Y. Escalante, Gretchen E Wulfekuhle et autres

The examination of the neural mechanisms of affect has shifted from a functional localization approach towards a distributed network neuroscience approach. The present study examined the topology of brain networks relevant to affective processing [i.e. the salience (SN), default mode (DMN), ventral …

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Intrinsic Network Static and Dynamic Functional Connectivity Associated With Induced Affect

Ruofan Ma, Taylor Nicole West, Yuritza Y. Escalante, Gretchen E Wulfekuhle et autres

The brain’s processing of affective states involves complex interactions across brain regions, rather than localized to a specific region. The examination of the neural mechanisms of affect has shifted from a functional localization approach towards a distributed network neuroscience. Participants (N=73) underwent …

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How does categorization reshape the representational geometry of visual cortex?

J. Brendan Ritchie, Maleah J. Carter, Hector Sanchez Melendez, Peter J. Molfese et autres

When we look for something of a particular category (e.g. a lost pair of keys), we differentially attend to some features of objects at the expense of others. What kind of influence does this selective attention have on the neural representation of …

Language access differentially alters functional connectivity during emotion perception across cultures

Joseph C. Leshin, Maleah J. Carter, Cameron M. Doyle, Kristen A. Lindquist

Introduction It is often assumed that the ability to recognize the emotions of others is reflexive and automatic, driven only by observable facial muscle configurations. However, research suggests that accumulated emotion concept knowledge shapes the way people perceive the emotional meaning of …

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Language access differentially alters functional connectivity during emotion perception across cultures

Joseph C. Leshin, Maleah J. Carter, Cameron M. Doyle, Kristen A. Lindquist

Introduction: It is often assumed that the ability to recognize the emotions of others is reflexive and automatic, driven only by observable facial muscle configurations. However, research suggests that accumulated emotion concept knowledge shapes the way people perceive the emotional meaning of …

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What Is a Visual Stream?

J. Brendan Ritchie, Sebastian Montesinos, Maleah J. Carter

The dual stream model of the human and non-human primate visual systems remains Leslie Ungerleider's (1946-2020) most indelible contribution to visual neuroscience. In this model, a dorsal "where" stream specialized for visuospatial representation extends through occipitoparietal cortex, whereas a ventral "what" stream …

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The visual perks of (not) being a wallflower: how individual differences in social intelligence predict face recognition performance

Maleah J. Carter, Spencer Andrews, SHRUTI A. JAPEE, J. Brendan Ritchie

Face recognition is a critical skill for social interactions that also varies considerably across individuals. We asked whether face recognition ability may correspond to individual differences in basic social skills and strategies. In the present study, we examined whether measures of social …

The relationship between personality traits, self-report conscientiousness the Conscientiousness Index and academic performance in undergraduate medical students.

Gabrielle M. Finn, Maleah J. Carter, Marina A. Sawdon, Neil Thompson et autres

Personality traits are now accepted as being important factors within the workplace and medical education. Both cognitive ability and conscientiousness have been shown as important predictors of work-related performance within organisational research1. Conscientiousness is in an important trait within any career, but …

Evidence synthesis on the occurrence, causes, consequences, prevention and management of bullying and harassing behaviours to inform decision-making in the NHS

Jan C Illing, Maleah J. Carter, Natalie Thompson, Pes Crampton et autres

Workplace bullying is a persistent problem in the NHS with negative implications for individuals, teams, and organisations. Bullying is a complex phenomenon and there is a lack of evidence on the best approaches to manage the problem. Aims: Research questions: What is …