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Geneviève Albouy [Canada] ; Stuart Fogel [Canada] ; Hugo Pottiez [Canada] ; Vo An Nguyen [Canada] ; Laura Ray [Canada] ; Ovidiu Lungu [Canada] ; Julie Carrier [Canada] ; Edwin Robertson [États-Unis] ; Julien Doyon [Canada] | Daytime Sleep Enhances Consolidation of the Spatial but Not Motoric Representation of Motor Sequence Memory |
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Kelly C. Donohue ; Rebecca M. C. Spencer | Continuous Re-Exposure to Environmental Sound Cues During Sleep Does Not Improve Memory for Semantically Unrelated Word Pairs |
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Steven Barnett ; Jean Seaton | Why the BBC Matters: Memo to the New Parliament about a Unique British Institution |
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Eleanor Robbins [États-Unis] | WHY ARCHITECTURE MATTERS BY PAUL GOLDBERGER |
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Steffen Lösel [États-Unis] | "May Such Great Effort Not Be in Vain": Mozart on Divine Love, Judgment, and Retribution |
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Simon Frith | Why music matters |
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Jennifer Judkins | Why Classical Music Still Matters by kramer, lawrence |
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T. Breitenfeld ; N. Jagetic ; D. Breitenfeld | [Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: not a urologic but an infectious pathologic biography?]. |
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Bruce R. Smoller [États-Unis] | Impact factor: certainly a factor, but just whom does it impact? Important lessons from another discipline |
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S. Miller ; Bill Tulloh ; S. Shapiro | The Structure of Authority: Why Security Is Not a Separable Concern |
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Robert Sutton | Why These Ideas Work, But Seem Weird |
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Leon Botstein | Why Music Matters |
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Sandrine Jayne [France] ; Brigitte Kerfelec ; Edith Foglizzo ; Simone Granon ; Juan Hermoso ; Catherine Chapus ; Isabelle Crenon | Activation of horse PLRP2 by bile salts does not require colipase. |
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Pippa Mckelvie [Nouvelle-Zélande] ; Jason Low [Nouvelle-Zélande] | Listening to Mozart does not improve children's spatial ability: Final curtains for the Mozart effect |
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John Lachs | HOW RELATIVE ARE VALUES? OR ARE NAZIS IRRATIONAL AND WHY THE ANSWER MATTERS |
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Carl L. Ivey | Not Listening to Classical Music may be Hazardous to your Health |
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Sara C. Sereno [Royaume-Uni] ; Graham G. Scott [Royaume-Uni] ; Bo Yao [Royaume-Uni] ; Elske J. Thaden [Royaume-Uni] ; Patrick J. O'Donnell [Royaume-Uni] | Emotion word processing: does mood make a difference? |
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Markus Christiner [Autriche] ; Susanne Maria Reiterer [Autriche] | A Mozart is not a Pavarotti: singers outperform instrumentalists on foreign accent imitation |
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Shelley Carson | Leveraging the “mad genius” debate: why we need a neuroscience of creativity and psychopathology |
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Maya Bleich-Cohen [Israël] ; Michael Poyurovsky [Israël] ; Talma Hendler [Israël] ; Ronit Weizman [Israël] ; Haggai Sharon [Israël] | Does Co-Morbid Obsessive–Compulsive Disorder Modify the Abnormal Language Processing in Schizophrenia Patients? An fMRI Study |
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Gin Morgan ; Cynthia M. Killough ; Laura A. Thompson | Does visual information influence infants’ movement to music? |
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Warren Jones [États-Unis] ; Ami Klin [États-Unis] | Attention to Eyes is Present But in Decline in 2–6 Month-Olds Later Diagnosed with Autism |
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| How Nordic walking and Mozart may improve heart health. Studies show alternative therapies can aid in managing conditions such as heart failure and high blood pressure. |
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P. Sleight [Royaume-Uni] | Cardiovascular effects of music by entraining cardiovascular autonomic rhythms music therapy update: tailored to each person, or does one size fit all? |
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Nicholas J. Hudson [Australie] | Musical beauty and information compression: Complex to the ear but simple to the mind? |
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Gerhardt S. Wagner [États-Unis] ; Shawn M. Mcclintock [États-Unis] ; Peter B. Rosenquist [États-Unis] ; W Vaughn Mccall [États-Unis] | Major Depressive Disorder with Psychotic Features May Lead to MisDiagnosis of Dementia: A Case Report and Review of the Literature |
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Lillian May [Canada] ; Krista Byers-Heinlein [Canada] ; Judit Gervain [France] ; Janet F. Werker [Canada] | Language and the Newborn Brain: Does Prenatal Language Experience Shape the Neonate Neural Response to Speech? |
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Tonse N. K. Raju | Breastfeeding Is a Dynamic Biological Process—Not Simply a Meal at the Breast |
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Ellen Bialystok [Canada] | How does experience change cognition? Evaluating the evidence |
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Simon Jong-Koo Lee [Corée du Sud] | Infective Endocarditis and Phlebotomies May Have Killed Mozart |
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Alexandre Erler | Does Memory Modification Threaten Our Authenticity? |
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Hector Rubio-Arias ; César Quintana ; Jorge Jimenez-Castro ; Ray Quintana ; Melida Gutierrez | Contamination of the Conchos River in Mexico: Does It Pose a Health Risk to Local Residents? |
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Nora S. Newcombe ; Andrea Frick | Early Education for Spatial Intelligence: Why, What, and How |
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Charles Foster | Why doctors should get a life |
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Temple Grandin | How does visual thinking work in the mind of a person with autism? A personal account |
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Susan Persson | Why perversion?“False love” and the perverse pact by Stein, Ruth |
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David Gil | WHAT DOES GRAMMAR INCLUDE? |
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Paul Thatcher | Acquisition and learning – theory matters |
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Hartmut Buchholz | ["...I could not imagine myself without it". Wolfgang Hildesheimer and psychoanalysis]. |
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Michael Bond | Does genius breed success? |
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Noël Carroll [États-Unis] ; Margaret Moore [États-Unis] | Not Reconciled: Comments for Peter Kivy |
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Georg Titscher ; Stephan Zipfel | [Does Mozart music show effects?--some thoughts at the end of his 250th birthday celebration]. |
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Euan Nisbet [Royaume-Uni] | Photons do not lie |
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Michelle Bigenho | Embodied Matters: Bolivian Fantasy and Indigenismo |
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D. Lukas ; V. Reynolds [Royaume-Uni] ; C. Boesch ; L. Vigilant | To what extent does living in a group mean living with kin? |
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Jeffrey L. Buller | Thomas May: Decoding Wagner: An Invitation to His World of Music Drama |
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Alasdair G. W. Hunter [Canada] ; Takatoshi Yotsuyanagi [Japon] | The external ear: More attention to detail may aid syndrome diagnosis and contribute answers to embryological questions |
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Carlo Strenger [Israël] ; Jacob Burak [Israël] | The Leonardo effect: why entrepreneurs become their own fathers |
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| Review: You Don't Really Know Me: Why Mothers and Daughters Fight and How Both Can Win |
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John Travis | Bubble trouble: Mad cow proteins may hitch a ride between cells |
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Nicholas Wolterstorff [États-Unis] | Why Philosophy of Art Cannot Handle Kissing, Touching, and Crying |
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Joe K. Law | Opera, Sex, and Other Vital Matters |
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David W. Powers [États-Unis] | IV-O2-monitor-Mozart: where does music fit into the algorithm? |
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Ann Van Allen Ussell | ‘For Instruments not Intended’: The Second J. C. Bach Lawsuit |
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Stephanie M. Jones [États-Unis] ; Edward Zigler [États-Unis] | The Mozart effect: Not learning from history |
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Peter Buneman [États-Unis] ; Sanjeev Khanna [États-Unis] ; Tan Wang-Chiew [États-Unis] | Why and Where: A Characterization of Data Provenance |
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Julian Savulescu [Australie] | Procreative Beneficence: Why We Should Select the Best Children |
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B E Rideout [États-Unis] | Performance suppression from control procedures is not the basis of the Mozart effect. |
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David De Pomerai [Royaume-Uni] | God, dawkins, holliday, the universe and other matters |
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Tyler Cowen [États-Unis] | Why women succeed, and fail, in the arts |
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Gertrud Hauser [Autriche] ; Herbert Kritscher [Autriche] | The skull attributed to Mozart—craniosynostosis or not? |
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Will Mcwhinney [États-Unis] | All Creative People are Not Alike |
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Louis Horowitz | Aaron Bernard Wildavsky May 31, 1930–September 4, 1993 |
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R. Ludewig | [The controversy regarding the cause of death of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (28 January 1756-5 May 1791)]. |
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Rhona Ochse [Afrique du Sud] | Why There Were Relatively Few Eminent Women Creators |
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F. Sapontzis [États-Unis] | We should not manipulate the genome of domestic hogs |
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James S. Nelson [États-Unis] | DOES SCIENCE CLARIFY GOD'S RELATION TO THE WORLD? |
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Richard Littlejohns | WHEN IS A ROMANTIC NOT A ROMANTIC? EICHENDORFF RESEARCH IN THE 1980s |
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Kay M. Stevens | My room - not theirs! a case study of music during childbirth |
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Martin Roth | Spring Books: Nobly wild, not mad? |
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R. Halmos [États-Unis] | Why is a congress? |
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VAUGHAN | On Not Predicting the Outcome: Creativity as Adventure |
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| Why Dracula Drank Blood and Mozart Died and Joan of Arc Heard Voices |
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| A Chimera's Identify crisis: Feeling Sheepish But Acting Goatish |
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Joseph Almog [États-Unis] | Believe it or not: It is a puzzle. Rejoinder to suppes |
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E. Barthelme | [Not Available]. |
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Hermann Lenz | BELIEF AND DELUSION: THEIR COMMON ORIGIN BUT DIFFERENT COURSE OF DEVELOPMENT |
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