Satpute / Sommerville / Hodges / Somerville / Shah / Johnson / Amsterdam / Rapoport / L.A. / /
Company
General Electric / Baxter L.C. / BT / Oxford University Press / Morris A.S. / /
Country
Netherlands / United States / / /
Facility
VU University / Medical College / University of Amsterdam / VU University Medical Center / /
IndustryTerm
functional magnetic resonance imaging study / brain networks / Brain imaging / social processing / brain imaging research investigating differences / planar imaging sequence / functional magnetic resonance imaging / social information processing / Structural magnetic resonance imaging / /
VU University Medical Center / Royal Society of London / Medical Ethics Committee of VU University Medical Center Amsterdam / VU University Amsterdam / National Academy of Sciences / Department of Educational Neuroscience / New York Academy of Sciences / University of Amsterdam / Organization for Scientific Research / Faculty of Psychology and Education / Oxford University / Medical College / /
Person
Van Overwalle / Van Breukelen / Van Boxtel / Jennifer Pfeifer / Prigatano / Ton Schweigmann / Martina Knez / Fontaine / Dirk Heslenfeld / Imke Jansen / Kim Veroude / /
New Jersey / A.B. / South Dakota / New Mexico / South Carolina / /
PublishedMedium
Current Opinion / Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin / Nature Reviews Neuroscience / Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society / Psychological Bulletin / Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience / Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences / /
doi:scan/nst015 SCAN, 513^519 Sex differences in the neural bases of social appraisals Kim Veroude,1 Jelle Jolles,1 Gerda Croiset,2 and Lydia Krabbendam1