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What is Psychology? Essentials
Yet the idea that women have larger corpora callosa (the plural of corpus
callosum) is controversial. Some researchers suggest that the differences seen
may have less to do with gender than with brain size; that is, people with smaller
brains ...
Ellen Pastorino, Susann Doyle-Portillo, 2012
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Gender and Psychopathology
Lewine and others (1990) found that only 12% of a healthy control male sample
had corpora callosa less than 600 mm2 in area; 45% of the healthy women had
corpora callosa this small. Among the patients with schizophrenia, however, 56%
...
Mary Violette Seeman, 1995
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The Facts on File Dictionary of Biology
The corpora allata lie behind the corpora cardiaca and are yellow. General body
growth is controlled by the corpora cardiaca and molting and egg production by
the corpora allata. corpus callosum /kor-pŭs kă-loh-sŭm/ (pl. corpora callosa) A ...
Robert Hine, Daintith, 2009
In other words, men with small brains may also have large corpora callosa. If this
is true, larger corpora callosa may be found in people with smaller brains,
regardless of gender (Leonard, 1997). A clearer picture is seen in another brain ...
Ellen Pastorino, Susann Doyle-Portillo, 2011
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You are what You Hear: How Music and Territory Make Us who ...
in the corpora callosa (plural of corpus callosum) in the three groups of children (
high practicing, low practicing, and no musical instrument), but after
approximately 2 1⁄2 years, those children who were practicing a lot (2–5 hours
per week) ...
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Cengage Advantage Books: What is Psychology? Essentials
Yet the idea that women have larger corpora callosa (the plural of corpus
callosum) is controversial. Some researchers suggest that the differences seen
may have less to do with gender than with brain size; that is, people with smaller
brains ...
Ellen Pastorino, Susann Doyle-Portillo, 2012
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Healing the Split: Integrating Spirit Into Our Understanding ...
This is why the thickened, partially obstructed corpora callosa found in many
schizophrenics are so significant. One study found a fourfold delay in information
transfer across the corpus callosum in chronic schizophrenics. The static-
producing ...
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The Evidence-based Parenting Practitioner’s Handbook
In a series of carefully controlled studies, De Bellis and his colleagues found that
PTSD children had significantly smaller corpora callosa (a region of white matter
responsible for communication between the hemispheres), as well as enlarged ...
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Hemispheric Asymmetry: What's Right and What's Left
In a study of both size and ultrastructure, Juraska and Kopcik (1988) examined
the corpora callosa of male and female nonhandled rats who were reared in
either a complex (enriched) or isolated environment. With respect to callosum
size, ...
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The Parallel Brain: The Cognitive Neuroscience of the Corpus ...
Large corpora callosa have more interhemispheric fibers than do small corpora
callosa. The relationship between brain size and total number of cerebral
neurons is less clear. Pakkenberg and Gundersen (1995) report that female
brains have, ...
Eran Zaidel, Marco Iacoboni, 2003
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Letter: Understanding a Type of Brain Disorder
While some people like Einstein may have huge superhighways of neural fibers, others may be born with partial corpora callosa or none at all. «Valley News, Paz 13»
A brainy night in Berkeley
People whose corpora callosa are severed later in life - a surgical procedure sometimes performed to prevent epilepsy from spreading from ... «Berkeleyan Online, Gru 06»
