Brain imaging studies show that there is more activity in the emotion regions of the brain at that age, with greater activation in the presence of peers, compared to both younger children and adults.
Greater activation in the left prefrontal cortex was associated with a stronger immune response.
In addition, inhibited children show greater activation of the frontal cortex on the right side of the brain, while uninhibited children show greater activation of the frontal cortex on the left side.
Subjects with ASD exhibited greater activation in right superior frontal gyrus during locally directed attention.
Additionally, metaphors elicited greater activation than literal sentences in right temporal pole.
The high MSV PSAs produced greater activation primarily in the occipital cortex.
Patients had a similar pattern of activation with greater activation in the medial frontal gyrus.
Greater activation for mother than for self was observed in bilateral temporal lobes.
This model predicts that goals with greater activation will be retrieved more quickly and have a smaller time cost.
Here, AgPyNPs exhibited a greater activation of TNF-α, NF-κB p65, and NF-κB p50 than AgNPs.
Additionally, the FG showed greater activation for forward gaze compared to angled gaze, but only when the face was forward.
