Both sexual orientation and sex-typical childhood behaviors, such as toy, playmate and activity preferences, show substantial sex differences, as well as substantial variability within each sex. In other species, behaviors that show sex differences are typically influenced by exposure to gonadal steroids, particularly testosterone and its metabolites, during early development (prenatally or neo...

Action observation enhances cortico-spinal excitability. Here we tested the specificity of this effect and the role played by the orientation of the observer. Ten normal subjects observed video clips of right hand performing three different finger movements (thumb ab-/adduction, index ab-/adduction, index extens-/flexion) in two different orientations (Away, i.e., natural hand-orientation facin...

The turbulent business environement acknowledges innovativeness and learning as dominant success factors of modern organizations. differences in their can be explained by the ownership structure, an internal mechanism corporate governance, with significant attention being paid to type. paper seeks identify potential orientation among companies from aspect domestic foreign ownership. research sa...

In 2020, staff at Griffith University, Australia used a best practice and evidence-informed orientation event framework to create the University’s first series of fully online, university-wide sessions. The PECS design was created ensure that events focused on developing students’ sense belonging their institution. For time, this as foundation new “Griffith Welcome Sessions”. This study uses es...

Electrophysiological recordings in primates indicate that visual gamma contains distinct broad- and narrowband components that reflect different neuronal processes. Evidence suggests that cross-orientation masking of luminance-defined gratings should differentially modulate these two components. To test this we measured the effect of cross-orientation masking on the gamma response in 12 human p...