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2026
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Brandon J. Forys, Nicholas Moise, Rebecca M. Todd, Catharine A. Winstanley
Similar factors predict cognitive effort preferences when working for rewards vs. avoiding losses
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2026
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Rebecca M. Todd, Trisha Chakrabarty, Evan White, Luke Clark et autres
Avoidance behaviors can involve either initiating or suppressing actions to prevent harm. While avoidance generalization has been extensively studied in anxiety, its expression in depression remains poorly understood—particularly when active and inhibitory strategies compete under conditions of ambiguity without corrective feedback. To …
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2026
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Ryan J. Tomm, Liz Kalenteridis, Amanda C. Lee, Ashton Thorpe et autres
Avoidance behaviors can involve either initiating or suppressing actions to prevent harm. While avoidance generalization has been extensively studied in anxiety, its expression in depression remains poorly understood-particularly when active and inhibitory strategies compete under conditions of ambiguity without corrective feedback. To …
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2026
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Ryan J. Tomm, Liz Kalenteridis, Amanda C. Lee, Ashton Thorpe et autres
Avoidance behaviors can involve either initiating or suppressing actions to prevent harm. While avoidance generalization has been extensively studied in anxiety, its expression in depression remains poorly understood—particularly when active and inhibitory strategies compete under conditions of ambiguity without corrective feedback. To …
ca
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2026
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Ryan J. Tomm, Liz Kalenteridis, Amanda C. Lee, Ashton Thorpe et autres
Avoidance behaviors can involve either initiating or suppressing actions to prevent harm. While avoidance generalization has been extensively studied in anxiety, its expression in depression remains poorly understood—particularly when active and inhibitory strategies compete under conditions of ambiguity without corrective feedback. To …
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2026
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Aishwarya Shenoy, Amy Schneeberg, Towela Tembo, Rebecca M. Todd et autres
INTRODUCTION: In addition to sensorimotor impairments following stroke, decreased self-efficacy regarding walking balance may lead to self-imposed limitations on community level mobility, especially among women. The Rate of Perceived Stability (RPS) is a self-efficacy measure used to assess individual perception of balance …
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2026
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María del Carmen Tejada, Antonia Zepeda, Alejandro Troncoso, Anaís Aluicio et autres
Empathy plays a fundamental role in social bonding and intersubjective understanding. While recent research has emphasized how bodily processes shape empathic engagement and underlie individual differences, the impact of bodily disruptions on empathic experience in Parkinson's disease (PD) remains largely unexplored. In …
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2026
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Sneha K S Sheth, Mike Doswell, Kalina Christoff Hadjiilieva, Rebecca M. Todd et autres
The pursuit of a scientific theory of consciousness has gained momentum in neuroscience over the past 25 years. While much research has centered on perceptual consciousness, the dynamic experience of the stream of thought, proposed by William James over a century ago, …
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2025
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Christiana Westlin, Mathilde Rioux, J.M. Lee, William J. Panenka et autres
Functional cognitive disorder (FCD) is an under-studied yet likely prevalent subtype of functional neurological disorder (FND), with neural mechanisms that remain poorly understood. While studies of other FND subtypes have revealed structural and functional brain alterations across several large-scale brain networks, no …
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2025
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Maria G. M. Manaligod, Rebecca M. Todd
Cooking is often associated with emotional associations that shape our subjective experiences, yet the role of affective history in guiding cognition during everyday tasks remains underexplored. In this paper, we present two qualitative studies that examine how personally meaningful recipes evoke memory, …
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2025
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S. Sheth, Matthew L. Dixon, Lawrence M. Ward, Rebecca M. Todd et autres
One of the most striking features of human consciousness is its ability to foster an ongoing, seemingly continuous stream of thought. Prior studies have provided valuable insights into the neural correlates of the content of thought (e.g., whether it is task related …
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2025
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Rebecca M. Todd, Evan Thompson
This paper proposes that the experience of agency and concomitant patterns of attention emerge not only within individuals but between them — in the transient, autonomous dynamics of social interaction known in dance improvisation as the “third entity.” Drawing on the enactive …