Visual Processing - Globe Thesis

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1.	Exploration And Applied Study On The Cognitive Mechanism Of Visual Semantic Understanding Of Chinese Children With Autism
2.	Nonlinear Dynamics Analysis Of EEG In Visual Processing
3.	Emotion Regulation Deficit In Late-onset Depressed Patients Revealed By An ERP Study
4.	Aberrant Circuitry Of The Visual Processing Area-stn-motor Cortex In Parkinson’s Disease With REM Sleep Behavior Disorder
5.	Research On Cognitive Processing Characteristics Of Chinese Children With Reading Fluency Deficit
6.	The Preattentional Visual Processing Of The Visual Cortex On Healthy Men A Functional MRI Study
7.	The Study On The Characteristics Of The Attentional Shifting Deficit And Intervention In Chinese Children With Developmental Dyslexia
8.	Event-related Electroencephalogram Study Of The Different Concentric Visual Field Defects
9.	Low-frequency repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation modulates evoked-gamma power, event related potentials, and behavior in autism spectrum disorders
10.	Cortical synaptic circuitry underlying visual processing in the primary visual cortex
11.	Behavioral and neural correlates of human visual processing as assessed by psychophysics and functional magnetic resonance imaging
12.	Neural circuits and synapses for early stage visual processing
13.	The effects of age and ability on cortical activation during visual processing
14.	Effects of early and late lesion of orbital frontal cortex on visual processing of faces in rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta)
15.	Limitations on motion sensing imposed by retinal and central visual processing
16.	Network properties of starburst amacrine cells during development and in visual processing
17.	Isolating bold fMRI correlates of interhemispheric visual processing: A comparison of parametric and exploratory analysis techniques
18.	Cortical Dynamics in Visual Processing
19.	The Study Of Facial Emotion Recognition And Visual Processing Mechanism In Patients With Alzheimer's Disease And Mild Cognitive Impairment
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