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What are we talking about when we talk about "self-reference":A cognitive ontology database of fMRI-based self-reference studies
Self-reference (or Self-referential processes) is an important concept in cognitive psychology and cognitive neuroscience. It refers to cognitive processing of information relevant to self.
Sun, S, Wang, N, Wen, J, Chuan-Peng, H
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What are we talking about when we talk about "self-reference":A cognitive ontology database of fMRI-based self-reference studies
No evidence for neuroscience bias in adult or juvenile cases:A pre-registered mock juror study
In the last two decades, developmental neuroscience results had been cited in legal cases around the world. It may concern that these neuroscientific results are over-persuasive, i.e., neuroscience bias, as previous studies reported such an over-persuasiveness effect of neuroscientific results when compared to behavioral results in adult cases.
Yin, J-X, Xu, Y, Hu C-P
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No evidence for neuroscience bias in adult or juvenile cases:A pre-registered mock juror study