A biological marker for dyslexia

Article Abstract:

The lack of activity in the V5 region of brain in response to visual motion is an indicator of developmental dyslexia. The V5 region is present lateral to the prestriate cortex at the junction of the temporal and occipital lobes. Functional magnetic resonance imaging of dyslexic individuals with phonological problems shows that V5 fails to activate. The relationship between phonological and visual defects suggests that the defective visual motion preception indicates a cognitive defect that affects all brain activities.

Usage, Physiological aspects, Dyslexia, Magnetic resonance imaging, Cerebral cortex, Motion perception (Vision), Motion perception

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Feeling right about doing right

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The impact of reason and emotion on moral dilemmas faced by the decision-makers while making judgments is discussed. The decision-makers should cultivate an intelligent use of their emotional responses by integrating them with a reflective reasoning process.

Psychological aspects, Decision-making, Decision making, Analysis, Morality

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Annie Webber: the customer is always right

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The authoress narrates her job experience of working in coffee-shop and intricacies involved in making a perfect cappuccino for regular customer.

Marketing procedures, Science & research, Eating places, Research, Methods, Coffeehouses, Customer relationship management, Customer relations, Viewpoint essay

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