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- Aging minds and twisting attitudes: effects of age-related decline in executive function on older adults' attitudes toward stigmatized individuals.
- Stigma (Social psychology). Aging -- Psychological aspects. Cognition -- Age factors. Older people -- Attitudes.
- Extensive research on aging has demonstrated that normal aging debilitates executive function, a system that is critical for regulating stereotypes. However, there is a paucity of research on whether age-related declines to executive function...
- Dartmouth Dissertations
- Facial expressions and identity as social cues for biologically relevant learning
- Facial expression.; Threat (Psychology) ; Amygdaloid body -- Psychophysiology. ; Learning Psychology of. ; Memory. ; Attention.
- The experiments comprising this thesis aimed to characterize the neural and behavioral correlates of learning about and responding to the predictive information conveyed by social cues. Facial expressions are cues that convey critical information...
- Dartmouth Dissertations
- Forebrain mechanisms of conditional hypoalgesia: involvement of the amygdala.
- Analgesia. ; Amygdaloid body.
- Dartmouth Dissertations
- Dispositional emotional expressivity shapes the processing of facial expression / by Annemarie C. Brown
- When we want to know what others are thinking or feeling, we look to their face for clues. Affective neuroscience has usefully documented behavioral, psychophysiological and neural responses to the facial displays of others. Though this work...
- Dartmouth Dissertations
- Functional connectivity of brain reward circuitry in patients with schizophrenia and cannabis use disorder : effects of cannabis and delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) / by Adina Sheri Fischer.
- Up to 43% of patients with schizophrenia suffer from a co-occurring cannabis use disorder (CUD), which results in symptom exacerbation, decreased response to antipsychotic medication, and an overall worsening of disease course. Available treatments...
- Dartmouth Dissertations

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