Search Results - "Burgess, P.W."

Quantification of inter-brain coupling: A review of current methods used in haemodynamic and electrophysiological hyperscanning studies by Hakim, U, De Felice, S, Pinti, P, Zhang, X, Noah, J．A, Ono, Y, Burgess, P.W., Hamilton, A, Hirsch, J, Tachtsidis, I

“…•215 hyperscanning publications were found from 2000-2022 computing inter-brain coupling.•Throughout these 27 different methods used to compute IBC.•fNIRS and…”
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Memory measures in healthy relatives of bipolar and schizophrenic probands by Christodoulou, T, Hadjulis, M, Frangou, S, Burgess, P.W

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Executive function measures in healthy relatives of bipolar and schizophrenia probands by Christodoulou, T, Hadjulis, M, Gilbert, S.J, Frangou, S, Burgess, P.W

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Attentional, anticipatory and spatial cognition fluctuate throughout the menstrual cycle: Potential implications for female sport by Ronca, F., Blodgett, J.M., Bruinvels, G., Lowery, M., Raviraj, M., Sandhar, G., Symeonides, N., Jones, C., Loosemore, M., Burgess, P.W.

“…Current research suggests that menstruating female athletes might be at greater risk of musculoskeletal injury in relation to hormonal changes throughout the…”
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Medial rostral prefrontal cortex involvement in self-referential processes and their extrapolation to similar others by Benoit, R.G., Gilbert, S.J., Burgess, P.W.

“…[...]we also employed an episodic memory task to investigate whether mrPFC is involved in the successful retrieval of self-referential processes. Results The…”
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The Effect of Management Regime on Disruptive Behaviour: An Analysis within the British Prison System by Davies, W., Burgess, P. W.

“…Discipline reports filed in a local prison over a seven-year period were analysed. During this time four different governors were in office, and the numbers of…”
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Prison Officers' Experience as a Predictor of Risk of Attack: An Analysis within the British Prison System by Davies, W., Burgess, P. W.

“…Reports of inmate-officer assaults from a prison population of 1,000 males and covering an 18-month period were analysed in order to test the hypothesis that…”
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