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Physiological phenotyping of dementias using emotional soundsFletcher et al., 2015
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- Fletcher P
- Nicholas J
- Shakespeare T
- Downey L
- Golden H
- Agustus J
- Clark C
- Mummery C
- Schott J
- Crutch S
- Warren J
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- Alzheimer's & Dementia: Diagnosis, Assessment & Disease Monitoring
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Introduction Emotional behavioral disturbances are hallmarks of many dementias but their pathophysiology is poorly understood. Here we addressed this issue using the paradigm of emotionally salient sounds. Methods Pupil responses and affective valence ratings for …
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