In order to systematically investigate gene regulation modulated by individual modulator genes, comprehensive mathematical methods were developed and carried out biologically testable findings [ 9, 15].
Some of these patterns were modulated by individual differences in spatial ability, sense of direction, spatial strategies, and gender.
The present study investigated whether the brain activation during mental calculation is also modulated by individual differences in mathematical competence.
This study demonstrates congruent effects of volume on alcohol perception and how this can be modulated by individual taste sensitivity.
Together, we provide novel evidence that deciding whether to continue straight or turn involves a dynamic, distributed decision-making process that is prompted by upcoming intersections and modulated by individual differences and environmental experience.
These responses were modulated by individual differences in neuroticism, such that those high in neuroticism showed exaggerated anxiety experience across the entire task, and reduced brain activation from medium to strong trials in a subset of brain regions.
The current imaging findings that brain regions activated by face expressions are differentially modulated by individual attachment style provide new insights on the neurobiological underpinnings of these effects.
The tendency to use insight strategies can be therefore modulated by individual activation traits [29] as well as by ongoing functional activations of the brain promoting attentional diffusion and right-lateralized hemispheric asymmetry [27] [28].
To further investigate whether activity in the brain regions sensitive to transient anxiety-inducing distraction is modulated by individual variations in trait anxiety and actual cognitive performance, we performed triple conjunction analyses.
