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The Relationship of Second Language Proficiency and Cortical Activations during Word Translation

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Exploring the relationship between changes in spare mental capacity and multimodal (psycho)physiological measurements in a multitask environment

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How does having a chat change our (neural) experience of watching a movie together?

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Arousal-linked fluctuations in neural activity and hemodynamics in an awake, behaving non-human primate

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Interbrain Network Analysis during Interactive Cognitive Task Based on fNIRS Hyper-scanning

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Learning in Social Interaction: a Multimodal Hyperscanning Study

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High-density, multi-distance fNIRS for improved detection of frontotemporal activation during Verbal Fluency Task

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Hemodynamic correlates of spoken word production and auditory word comprehension using fNIRS

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The role of theory of mind in children’s lying behavior: A functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) study

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Impact of interrupted schooling on the development of the brain’s capacity for reading Examining neural systems for reading in Syrian refugee children in Canada

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