Maya Henry

Reported symptoms and patterns of language impairment in bilingual speakers with primary progressive aphasia: a retrospective study

Jessica de Leon, Isabel Elaine Allen, Zachary Miller, Nina Dronkers et autres

Background: The relative scarcity of studies of bilingual speakers with primary progressive aphasia (PPA) leads to knowledge gaps regarding their symptoms and patterns of language impairment. It is unknown if PPA symptoms in bilingual speakers differ from those of monolingual speakers. In …

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Tiny brains, Major insights; A go, no go inhibitory task with minions predicts risk status in toddlers with and without a familial history of ADHD

Anastasia N. Kerr-German, Maya Henry, Samuel Patton

The neural mechanisms supporting inhibitory control in toddlers remain poorly understood, particularly regarding how early cortical development shapes behavior. Functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) offers a promising approach for addressing this “Toddler Data Desert” by capturing cortical activation during executive tasks. In this …

Tiny brains, Major insights; A go, no go inhibitory task with minions predicts risk status in toddlers with and without a familial history of ADHD

Samuel Patton, Anastasia N. Kerr-German, Maya Henry

The neural mechanisms supporting inhibitory control in toddlers remain poorly understood, particularly regarding how early cortical development shapes behavior. Functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) offers a promising approach for addressing this “Toddler Data Desert” by capturing cortical activation during executive tasks. In this …

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