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Morality is in the eye of the beholder: the neurocognitive basis of the “anomalous-is-bad” stereotype
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Aguirre, G.K
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Chatterjee, A.
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Hartung, F.
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Humphries, S.
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Kable
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J
.W
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Workman, C.I
Published 2021
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Got chocolate? Bilateral prefrontal cortex stimulation augments chocolate consumption
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Ashare, R.L
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Falcone, M.
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Hamilton, R.
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Kable
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J
.
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Lerman, C.
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Logue-Chamberlain, E.
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Loughead, J.
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To, C.
Published 2018
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Executive Functioning Correlates With Communication Ability in Youth With Histories of Heavy Prenatal Alcohol Exposure
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CIFASD
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Coles, C.D
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Doyle, L.R
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Jones, K.L
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Kable
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J
.A
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Mattson, S.N
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Moore, E.M
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Riley, E.P
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Sowell, E.R
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Wozniak, J.R
Published 2018
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