… ) reported three lateral abnormalities among criminals: atypical … Among schizophrenics is a
given subgroup whose primary … listening to temporally patterned nonverbal stimuli. Journal of …

… prevalent mental illness that significantly impacts patients’ quality of life, often manifesting
through … Facial expressions are capable of conveying nuanced non-verbal cues and thus hold …

… during a dynamic imitation task in children with autism spectrum … Producing speech use in
nonverbal autistic children by … imitation defects in children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD…

… Abstract: As a severe personality disorder, psychopathy is related with violent crime. The
orbital frontal cortex and amygdala dysfunction in psychopaths may result into their problems of …

… abnormal agency, such as schizophrenia patients, can have their sentences pardoned or
commuted. Therefore, disorders of brain … processing and the theory of mind task, and are also …

… A PET investigation of the attribution of intentions with a nonverbal task. Neuroimage, 11(2),
157–166. Carr, L., Iacoboni, M., Dubeau, MC, Mazziotta, JC, & Lenzi, GL (2003). …

… layered perspective within linguistics to characterize the patterns of pragmatic disorders; it
… , to elucidate the mechanisms underlying pragmatic disorders; it also integrates with social …

… interpretations of nonverbal matching behavior: An application of the social meaning model.
… The second agent effect: Interpersonal predictive coding in people with schizophrenia. …

… development unrelated to mental disorder, limiting his ability to … The tasks we set have been
solved, the goal has been … brought chaos into the non-verbal communi cation that existed …

… of network science, and explore the influence of second language acquisition on the
development trajectory of creative thinking and its brain mechanism through longitudinal tracking. …