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• Excessive sub-threshold motor preparation for non-target stimuli in normal aging.

  Problems in suppressing neural activity related to distracting information increase with age. We investigated whether age-related changes in processin…

  Authors: Antonino Vallesi, Donald T Stuss

  Source: NeuroImage. 2010 Apr 15

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• Common and unique neural correlates of autobiographical memory and theory of mind.

  There is an inconsistency regarding the relationship between thinking about personal past experiences during autobiographical memory (AM) and thinking…

  Authors: Jennifer S Rabin, Asaf Gilboa, Donald T Stuss, Raymond A Mar, R Shayna Rosenbaum

  Source: Journal of cognitive neuroscience. 2010 Jun

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• FMRI evidence of a functional network setting the criteria for withholding a response.

  That the left prefrontal cortex has a critical role setting response criteria for numerous tasks has been well established, but gaps remain in our und…

  Authors: Antonino Vallesi, Anthony R McIntosh, Michael P Alexander, Donald T Stuss

  Source: NeuroImage. 2009 Apr 1

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• When time shapes behavior: fMRI evidence of brain correlates of temporal monitoring.

  Time processing may shape behavior in several ways, although the underlying neural correlates are still poorly understood. When preparatory intervals …

  Authors: Antonino Vallesi, Anthony R McIntosh, Tim Shallice, Donald T Stuss

  Source: Journal of cognitive neuroscience. 2009 Jun

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• Inhibitory control is slowed in patients with right superior medial frontal damage.

  Inhibitory control is an essential part of behavior. Comprehensive knowledge of the neural underpinnings will shed light on complex behavior, its brea…

  Authors: Darlene Floden, Donald T Stuss

  Source: Journal of cognitive neuroscience. 2006 Nov

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• Adult clinical neuropsychology: lessons from studies of the frontal lobes.

  Clinical neuropsychologists have adopted numerous (and sometimes conflicting) approaches to the assessment of brain-behavior relationships. We review …

  Authors: Donald T Stuss, Brian Levine

  Source: Annual review of psychology. 2002

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• Temporal preparation in aging: a functional MRI study.

  Young and elderly adults performed a choice-RT task while scanned with functional magnetic resonance imaging. A foreperiod separated a warning and a r…

  Authors: Antonino Vallesi, Anthony R McIntosh, Donald T Stuss

  Source: Neuropsychologia. 2009 Nov

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• Apathy symptom profile and behavioral associations in frontotemporal dementia vs dementia of Alzheimer type.

  BACKGROUND: Apathy is a common and significant problem in patients with dementia, regardless of its cause. Observations about frontosubcortical circui…

  Authors: Tiffany W Chow, Malcolm A Binns, Jeffrey L Cummings, Isabel Lam, Sandra E Black, Bruce L Miller, Morris Freedman, Donald T Stuss, Robert van Reekum

  Source: Archives of neurology. 2009 Jul

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• The cerebellum mediates conflict resolution.

  Regions within the frontal and parietal cortex have been implicated as important neural correlates for cognitive control during conflict resolution. D…

  Authors: Tom A Schweizer, Chris Oriet, Nachshon Meiran, Michael P Alexander, Michael Cusimano, Donald T Stuss

  Source: Journal of cognitive neuroscience. 2007 Dec

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• Age-related differences in processing irrelevant information: evidence from event-related potentials.

  Ignoring irrelevant information becomes more difficult with increasing age. The present cross-sectional study addressed this issue by investigating ag…

  Authors: Antonino Vallesi, Donald T Stuss, Anthony R McIntosh, Terence W Picton

  Source: Neuropsychologia. 2009 Jan

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