Viewing Lip Forms

Viewing Lip Forms Cortical Dynamics

Viewing other persons' actions automatically activates brain areas belonging to the mirror-neuron system (MNS) assumed to link action execution and observation. We followed, by magnetoencephalographic cortical dynamics, subjects who observed still pictures of lip forms, on-line imitated them, or made similar forms in a self-paced manner. In all conditions and in both hemispheres, cortical activ...

Evolving Forms of Visualisation for Presenting and Viewing Data

Teachers have been ‘visualising’ ideas or information that emerge from data for a long time. Mark books have provided teachers with ‘visual’, albeit normally numerical, records of pupil attainment and achievement, which they have used to generate views about progress, trends, or the identification of appropriate learning support, for example. The advent of information and communication technolo...

Explorer Synaesthetic visuo - spatial forms : Viewing sequences in space

Synaesthetic visuo-spatial forms: viewing sequences in space.

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Television viewing and forms of bullying among adolescents from eight countries.

PURPOSE Based on theories suggesting that frequent television viewers act and react in hostile, malicious, malevolent, or verbally aggressive ways rather than being physically violent, the present study investigates relationships between television viewing and different forms of bullying. METHODS Multilevel regression models were estimated based on cross-sectional data from 31,177 adolescents...