How hype and hyperbole distort the neuroscience of sex differences

Editorial: From sex differences in neuroscience to a neuroscience of sex differences: new directions and perspectives

Citation: Pletzer B (2015) Editorial: From sex differences in neuroscience to a neuroscience of sex differences: new directions and perspectives. While we are looking back at a century of behavioral research on sex differences in cognition and emotion, sex differences have for a long time been disregarded as a confound in neuroscience. Several researchers still argue that sex differences in cog...

O2: Neuroscience and Talent: How Neuroscience Can Enhance Successful Plan of Talent Strategy

Performance and development are based on hard work, experience and learning. Learning how to change different behaviors is crucial to successful talent management plans. Within the brain there are complex connected circuits that can identify threats. The brain reacts to change as a threat. There is also a collection of brain structures tied to a natural reward system that are involved in the re...

the present study is a survey os postmodern historical novel with respect to the voice of women. it argues how the recorded history is regulated by the rules of power and how women have been excluded from this discourse.ther study analysez angela carters nights at the circus as an example of postmodern historical novel to illustrate how this novel has questioned the historical narrative and how it has inserted women into history by breaking the rules of patriarchy.

the present thesis is a study of postmodern historical novel with respect to the voice of women. according to postmodern historiography,the established institution of history is one of the other manifestations of patriarchys power which has silenced women. the study analyzes angela carters nights at the circus as a postmodern historical novel which makes its female characters transgress the pat...

Auditory Neuroscience: How to Encode Microsecond Differences

Minute differences between the time of arrival of a sound at the two ears are used by humans and animals to locate the source. New in vivo recordings have shed light on how auditory neurons solve the problem of resolving microsecond time differences.

Fictitious Inhibitory Differences: How Skewness and Slowing Distort the Estimation of Stopping