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    Early institutionalized care disrupts the development of emotion processing in prosody

    Early institutionalized care disrupts the development of emotion processing in prosody by Chinn, Lisa K., Ovchinnikova, Irina, Sukmanova, Anastasia A., Davydova, Aleksandra O., Grigorenko, Elena L.

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    Multi-muscle TMS mapping: reliability, malleability, clinical aspects, and methodology

    Multi-muscle TMS mapping: reliability, malleability, clinical aspects, and methodology by Nazarova, Mariia, Asmolova, Anastasia, Makarova, Milana, Sukmanova, Anastasia, Novikov, Pavel, Sundaram, Padmavathi, Nikulin, Vadim

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    Effects of childhood institutionalization on semantic processing and its neural correlates persist into adolescence and adulthood

    Effects of childhood institutionalization on semantic processing and its neural correlates persist into adolescence and adulthood by Chinn, Lisa K., Momotenko, Darya A., Sukmanova, Anastasia A., Ovchinnikova, Irina V., Golovanova, Irina V., Grigorenko, Elena L.

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    TMS mapping of the cerebellum as a way of understanding TMS cellular mechanisms

    TMS mapping of the cerebellum as a way of understanding TMS cellular mechanisms by Nazarova, Mariia, Kotlarz, Parker, Daneshzand, Mohammad, Sukmanova, Anastasia, Makarova, Milana, Okada, Yoshio, Nummenmaa, Aapo, Sundaram, Padmavathi

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    Executive functions as self-reported on the BRIEF scales in adolescents and adults with and without a history of institutionalized rearing in Russia

    Executive functions as self-reported on the BRIEF scales in adolescents and adults with and without a history of institutionalized rearing in Russia by Chumakova, Maria A., Momotenko, Darya A., Sukmanova, Anastasia A., Chinn, Lisa K., Grigorenko, Elena L.

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