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THC was foundto causechanges in the medial prefrontal cortex , a part of the brain involved in in decision - making
The study also foundcausingchanges in the medial prefrontal cortex , a part of the brain involved in decision - making
the top - down gating signal into V1can resultfrom a process of biased competition occurring in extrastriate cortex
irrelevant featuresleadto partial activation of neurons even toward the output of the decision - making process in primate prefrontal cortex
the hormonetriggerscontraction of the capillaries in the brain ’s prefrontal cortex
the release of norepinephrinecan ... influencedecision - making processes as they are taking place in the cortex
Overactivation of the neuroimmune gene C4leadsto microglia - mediated engulfment of synapses in the medial prefrontal cortex
cannabis usecan leadto dysfunction of the prefrontal cortex hence impairing decision - making
direct harm ... the victim ( Greene and Haidt , 2002contributedto decision - making through the ventromedial prefrontal cortex
mutations in LPHN3(passive) might be caused byan underlying defect in the development of glutamatergic synapses in the cortex
to a choiceleadto a choice
to sense of agencycontributeto sense of agency
to a cascading effect in improving many other areas of the cerebral cortexcould leadto a cascading effect in improving many other areas of the cerebral cortex
in an overall decrease in accuracyresultedin an overall decrease in accuracy
Dementia ... the part of the brain responsible for memories , thoughts and personality(passive) is caused byDementia ... the part of the brain responsible for memories , thoughts and personality
in increased behavioral responsiveness to hunger and glucose , as well asresultedin increased behavioral responsiveness to hunger and glucose , as well as
a person to use meth for the reward of high sensationleadsa person to use meth for the reward of high sensation
a delayed decrease in the number of inhibitory synapses that only becomes apparent 6–7 weeks after NL2 is knocked out ( Liang et al . , 2015causesa delayed decrease in the number of inhibitory synapses that only becomes apparent 6–7 weeks after NL2 is knocked out ( Liang et al . , 2015
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the formation of personality undergoes significant changes ,(passive) caused bythe formation of personality undergoes significant changes ,