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We thank Becky Spooner and Hoi-Lam Jim for help with coding some of the behavioural data of the dogs and for reliability coding.

The UCLs in EEG data in cooling and heating experiments were 4.0; the UCLs in behavioural data of the time-perception task in the cooling and heating experiments were 2.9; the UCLs for PMV or PPD in the cooling and heating experiments were 3.8.

Demographical and behavioural data of the subjects are summarised in Table 1.

Second, the behavioural data of the timbre detection task indicate that this task was comparably easy in both expressive and non-expressive conditions.

The behavioural data of the present study, however, do not support this hypothesis.

The present paper deals with the analysis of behavioural data of the International Multi-centre ADHD GenetIMAGEIMAGE) project.

These techniques allow spinal nociceptive processing and central sensitisation to be studied experimentally and provide information on suprathreshold responses, which are likely to equate to high levels of pain transmission as reported by patients, as compared with behavioural data on the basis of which the analgesic effect of drugs on threshold responses are generally measured.

On the receiving end, the behavioural data of human observers reveal that the brain has evolved routines to decorrelate facial emotion signals for adapted categorization behavior.

To understand how the brain decodes the signals, we first meta-analyzed the behavioural data of 17 observers confronted to the 7 facial expression categories.

Behavioural data of subjects' performance during the fMRI experiment were tested to identify sub-groups of the participants related to their value preferences, conducting a two-step cluster-analysis which provides the optimum number of clusters in a given data set (see also [82]).

All studies had to report behavioural data on the sexual practices of Papua New Guineans, either amongst the general population or key affected populations such as sex workers.