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Real-world scene representations in high-level visual cortex: it's the spaces more than the places by Kravitz, Dwight J, Peng, Cynthia S, Baker, Chris I

“…Real-world scenes are incredibly complex and heterogeneous, yet we are able to identify and categorize them effortlessly. In humans, the ventral temporal…”
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Privileged Functional Connectivity between the Visual Word Form Area and the Language System by Stevens, W Dale, Kravitz, Dwight J, Peng, Cynthia S, Tessler, Michael Henry, Martin, Alex

“…The visual word form area (VWFA) is a region in the left occipitotemporal sulcus of literate individuals that is purportedly specialized for visual word…”
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Interfering with Inner Speech Selectively Disrupts Problem Solving and Is Linked with Real-World Executive Functioning by Wallace, Gregory L, Peng, Cynthia S, Williams, David

“…Purpose: According to Vygotskian theory, verbal thinking serves to guide our behavior and underpins critical self-regulatory functions. Indeed, numerous…”
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Music Intervention as a Tool in Improving Patient Experience in Palliative Care by Peng, Cynthia S., Baxter, Kelly, Lally, Kate M.

“…Background: The pain, anxiety, and stress associated with end-of-life care are paramount issues to address for both patients and their families. Reduction in…”
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Barriers, Facilitators, and Preferences for Mental Health Services Among Patients With Systemic Lupus Erythematosus: A Qualitative Study by Goldschen, Lauren, Peng, Cynthia S., Mufson, Michael J., Feldman, Candace H., Case, Siobhan M., Costenbader, Karen H., Amonoo, Hermioni L.

“…Objective Although patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) experience high levels of depression and anxiety disorders, evidence concerning patient…”
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Functional connectivity constrains the category-related organization of human ventral occipitotemporal cortex by Stevens, W. Dale, Tessler, Michael Henry, Peng, Cynthia S., Martin, Alex

“…One of the most robust and oft‐replicated findings in cognitive neuroscience is that several spatially distinct, functionally dissociable ventral…”
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“Non-healing Wounds”: Addressing Complex Physical and Emotional Trauma in a Case of Factitious Disorder by Peng, Cynthia S., Koire, Amanda M., Eisendrath, Stuart, Abrams, Joshua, Feldman, Marc D., Jimenez-Madiedo, Carolina

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Subclinical eating disorder traits are correlated with cortical thickness in regions associated with food reward and perception by Wallace, Gregory L., Richard, Emily, Peng, Cynthia S., Knodt, Annchen R., Hariri, Ahmad R.

“…Behavioral traits associated with various forms of psychopathology are conceptualized as dimensional, varying from those present in a frank disorder to…”
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“Non-healing Wounds”: Addressing Complex Physical and Emotional Trauma in a Case of Factitious Disorder by Peng, Cynthia S., Koire, Amanda M., Eisendrath, Stuart, Abrams, Joshua, Feldman, Marc D., Jimenez-Madiedo, Carolina

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Augmenting the Patient Experience: Therapeutic Arts Interventions for Patients Undergoing Chemotherapy/Infusion by Schiffman, Fred, Peng, Cynthia S, Delamerced, Anna C, Ready, Lauren V, Tang, Kevin S, Yan, Pamela, Butterfield, Laura L, Krupa, Alexandra

“…Introduction Intravenous infusions and chemotherapy can be a stressful and emotionally-draining process. Prior studies have examined patient perceptions of…”
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Chapter 98 - Psychosocial Aspects Of Hematologic Disorders by Amonoo, Hermioni L., Peng, Cynthia S., Hammond, Rebecca M., Sholevar, Roxanne

“…Individuals afflicted with hematologic malignancies are faced with a wide range of psychosocial challenges. These range from dealing with the recognition that…”
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