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Evaluating the importance of animacy and visual realism in social interactions using fNIRS
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fNIRS analysis on belief-bias effects in event-related design
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The neural correlates of metaphor: An fNIRS Study
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Components derived from high-density diffuse optical tomography data during overt motor imitation
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Synesthetic V4 activation by achromatic stimuli measured using fNIRS
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The Neurobiological Mechanisms Underlying Gesture’s Role in Mathematical Learning
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Validation of an auditory cortex localizer task
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Feasibility of measuring prefrontal activation using fNIRS during a response inhibition task in Williams syndrome
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Investigating neural correlates of social distancing and cognitive load in dynamic real-world tasks
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Infant and Adult Neural Response to Anthropomorphic Entities during Communicative Acts
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