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  1. Hostility and cognitive control: Evidence of increased cardiovascular reactivity as a function of exposure to affective stress using a dichotic listening paradigm
  2. The effect of anger expression style on cardiovascular responses to lateralized cognitive stressors
  3. Spreading activation in nonverbal memory networks
  4. Spreading activation in emotional memory networks and the cumulative effects of somatic markers
  5. Functional cerebral space theory: Towards an integration of theory and mechanisms of left hemineglect, anosognosia, and anosodiaphoria
  6. The dynamic opponent relativity model: an integration and extension of capacity theory and existing theoretical perspectives on the neuropsychology of arousal and emotion
  7. The dynamic functional capacity theory: A neuropsychological model of intense emotions
  8. Brain Asymmetry and Neural Systems
  9. Basic Functional Brain Units
  10. Mixed Brain Syndromes
  11. Traumatic Brain Injury
  12. Circulatory Systems
  13. Functional Cerebral Systems Theory: An Integrated Brain
  14. Self-Awareness
  15. Neuropsychopathology
  16. Localization Issue
  17. Relationships: Proximal and Distal
  18. Attributions and Appraisal
  19. Mind–Body Issue
  20. Neurodegenerative Disorders
  21. Positive and Negative Emotion
  22. Light and Dark
  23. Right Hemi-aging Theory
  24. Right Hemisphere and Pain
  25. Thalamic and Hypothalamic Syndromes
  26. Arousal Theory
  27. Parasympathetic and Sympathetic Tone
  28. Right Hemisphere and Arousal
  29. Frontal Lobe Syndromes
  30. Syndromes of the Right Brain
  31. Syndromes of the Left Brain
  32. Two Brains, Two Kidneys, Two Lungs: Functional Brain Asymmetry
  33. Logical Linguistic and Affective Prosodic Speech
  34. Functional Cortical Levels Within Units 2 and 3
  35. Sensation and Perception: Second Functional Unit Revisited
  36. Personal, Peripersonal, and Extrapersonal Space
  37. Introduction (Ignotum Per Ignotius: A Motto)
  38. Motor Functions: Third Functional Unit Revisited
  39. Confabulation of Speech, Faces, and Places
  40. Arousal Syndromes: First Functional Unit Revisited
  41. Social Approach and Social Avoidance
  42. Fast Energetic “Happy-Go-Lucky” and Slow “Cautious” Response Styles
  43. Cerebral asymmetry in the control of cardiovascular functioning: Evidence from lateral vibrotactile stimulation
  44. Acetylcholinesterase inhibitors reduce spreading activation in dementia
  45. An extension of the functional cerebral systems approach to hostility: A capacity model utilizing a dual concurrent task paradigm
  46. Extending the functional cerebral systems theory of emotion to the vestibular modality: A systematic and integrative approach.
  47. Spreading activation of lexical–semantic networks in Parkinson's disease
  48. Sympathetic arousal to a vestibular stressor in high and low hostile men
  49. Models of anger: contributions from psychophysiology, neuropsychology and the cognitive behavioral perspective
  50. The influence of hostility on electroencephalographic activity and memory functioning during an affective memory task
  51. Emotional influences on spatial attention.
  52. Reduced Verbal Learning Associated With Posterior Temporal Lobe Slow Wave Activity
  53. Introduction
  54. Asymmetry in the emotional content of lateralised multimodal hallucinations following right thalamic stroke
  55. EFFECTS OF HOSTILITY AND STRESS ON AFFECTIVE VERBAL LEARNING IN WOMEN
  56. Affective verbal learning in hostility: An increased primacy effect and bias for negative emotional material
  57. Emotion and Pain: A Functional Cerebral Systems Integration
  58. Lateralized Visual Hallucinations: An Analysis of Affective Valence
  59. Magnitude of cerebral asymmetry at rest: Covariation with baseline cardiovascular activity
  60. The Ruff Figural Fluency Test: heightened right frontal lobe delta activity as a function of performance
  61. Anxious-depression in boys: an evaluation of executive functioning
  62. Quantitative EEG Diagnostic Confirmation of Expressive Aprosodia
  63. Functional cerebral asymmetry in hostility: A dual task approach with fluency and cardiovascular regulation
  64. HOSTILITY AS A MODERATOR OF PHYSICAL REACTIVITY AND RECOVERY TO STRESS
  65. ASYMMETRY IN HAND GRIP STRENGTH AND FATIGUE IN LOW- AND HIGH-HOSTILE MEN
  66. “Delusions” of Space
  67. The neuropsychology of the devil
  68. Emotional processing and hostility: group differences in affective word learning
  69. Quantitative electroencephalogram of an individual diagnosed with nonfluent dysphasia
  70. Cerebral asymmetry in the dual-task performances in high-hostile males
  71. Cerebral asymmetry in emotion and cardiovascular regulation: a meta-analysis
  72. The effects of stress and affective list learning on cardiovascular reactivity: a model of dynamic cerebral laterality
  73. Quantitative EEG assessment of an adolescent with expressive aprosodia
  74. Sex differences in the functional cerebral laterality of cardiovascular reactivity to speech and a cold pressor
  75. Cardiovascular dynamics and cerebral asymmetry as a function of hostility and stress
  76. A functional systems approach to the study of hemispheric asymmetries in the processing of emotion
  77. Cardiovascular reactivity and hostility: The dynamic cerebral laterality effect
  78. Neuropsychological Test Performances of Young Depressed Outpatient Women: An Examination of Executive Functions
  79. Asymmetrical regulation of cardiovascular functioning and fluency among anxious and nonanxious men Everhart, D. E., Shenal, B. V., & Harrison, D. W.
  80. Asymmetrical regulation of cardiovascular functioning and fluency among anxious and nonanxious men
  81. The Affective Auditory Verbal Learning Test: Peripheral Arousal Correlates
  82. The Affective Auditory Verbal Learning Test: Peripheral Arousal Correlates
  83. Analysis of QEEG and cardiovascular responses to stress
  84. Neuropsychological test performances of young depressed outpatient women: An examination of executive functions
  85. Neuropsychological effects of anxiety without depression on functional motor asymmetry
  86. Cerebral mechanisms of ANS and emotion disregulation
  87. The effects of hostility and arousal on facial affect perception: A test of a neuropsychological model of hostility
  88. Qeeg assisted neuropsychological evaluation of autism
  89. A Neuropsychological Model Relating Self-Awareness to Hostility
  90. Physiological and neuropsychological correlates of hostility
  91. The affective auditory verbal learning test
  92. The affective auditory verbal learning test
  93. HEMISPHERIC ASYMMETRY AS A FUNCTION OF HANDEDNESS-PERCEPTION OF FACIAL AFFECT STIMULI
  94. Age Differences in Hemispheric Activation to Sensory Condition
  95. Case Study: Topographical Brain Mapping in Hostility Following Mild Closed Head Injury
  96. Topographical Brain Mapping in Depression Following Mild Closed Head Injury:
  97. The neuropsychology of depression and its implications for cognitive therapy
  98. Relationships between commonly employed verbal and nonverbal fluency measures
  99. Pathological display of positive affect: A bilateral electrodermal case study
  100. Topographical brain mapping in depression following mild closed head injury: A case study
  101. CEREBRAL ASYMMETRY IN FACIAL AFFECT PERCEPTION BY WOMEN: NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF DEPRESSED MOOD
  102. FUNCTIONAL ASYMMETRY IN THE MOTOR PERFORMANCES OF WOMEN: NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF DEPRESSION
  103. Is right hemisphere decline in the perception of emotion a function of aging?
  104. An initial investigation of bright light and depression: A neuropsychological perspective
  105. CEREBRAL ASYMMETRY IN DEMENTIA: EFFECT OF CONTEXT ON HEMI-ATTENTION
  106. Sensory modification of nonpropositional speech: Excessive emotional vocalization disorder with dementia.
  107. Alternate forms of the AVLT: A procedure and test of form equivalency