Behavioral Rewards
And Incentive Networks
Behavioral Rewards
And Incentive Networks
Self-reported Memory Problems in Multiple Sclerosis: Influence of Psychiatric Status and Normative Dissociative Experiences
Sleep And Cognition in Older Adults
Response Variability Is Associated With Self-Reported Cognitive Fatigue in Multiple Sclerosis
Branding and the Brain: A Sneak Preview
(Interview by Heather Ray of International Social Marketing Association)
Mild Visual Acuity Disturbances are Associated with Performance on Tests of Complex Visual Attention in MS
Changes in Brain Activation to Food Pictures After Adjustable Gastric Banding
Ability to Delay Gratification and BMI in Preadolescence
Neuropsychological Effects of Hypoxia in Medical Disorders
Obese Children Show Hyperactivation to Food Pictures in Brain Networks Linked to Motivation, Reward and Cognitive Control
Neural Mechanisms Associated With Food Motivation in Obese and Healthy Weight Adults
Implications of Neuroscience Developments for Teaching Agricultural Economics/Agribusiness
Working Memory in Obstructive Sleep Apnea: Construct Validity and Treatment Effects
Longitudinal Study of the Symptom Checklist 90-Revised in Multiple Sclerosis Patients
The Relationship Between Executive Functioning and Dissociation
Empirically Supported Treatments for Feeding Difficulties
in Young Children
Moving From Tube to Oral Feeding in Medically Fragile
Nonverbal Toddlers
Understanding Cognitive Failures: What’s Dissociation Got to Do with It?
Importance of Prefrontal Inhibitory Circuitry in Hunger and Satiation: The Case of Prader-Willi Syndrome vs. Simple Obesity
Neural Correlates of Pediatric Obesity
The Ability to Delay Gratification, Impulsivity, & Self-Control in Obese & Healthy-Weight Children
Brain Response to Food Logos in Obese and Healthy Weight Children
To Spend or Save? Delayed Gratification and Body Mass Index in Preadolescence
Gender, Age, and BMI Differences in Food Logo Identification and Response Time Among Youth
Self-Control Rating Differences Between Parents and Children
Self-Control in Obese and Healthy Weight Children
Branding and a Child’s Brain: An fMRI Study of Neural Responses to Logos
Brain Responses to Food Logos in Obese and Healthy Weight Children
Obese Kids More Susceptible to Food Sdvertisements, Brain Scan Study Suggests
(A CBS News Article)
Study: Fast Food is Now Part of Kids’ Brains
(A FOX News Interview)
Logos 'Brand' Youthful Minds: Children's Brains are Found to Light Up at the Sight of Fast-Food Logos
(Article in "The Independent")
Fast-Food Brand Names Attract Children
(Article in "French Tribune")
So That's Why Children Love Burger and Chips: Fast-Food Logos are 'Branded' on their Brains, Claims Study
(Article on "Mail Online")
Do Kids Have Fast-Food Logos Ingrained on the B.R.A.I.N.?
(Article on "Brand Channel")
Fast-Food Logos are ‘Branded’ on Young Brains: Study
(Article on "Business Line")
Does Fast Food Marketing Make Kids Fat?
(Article on "Reason.com")
Fast Food Logos 'Imprinted' On Kids' Brains, Study Finds
(Article on "Huffington Post")
Fast Food Logos 'Imprinted' On Kids' Brains, Study Finds
(Article on "TorontoSun.com")