Steady-state topography is a derivation of EEG/ERPs using an evoked potential to an ongoing oscillating stimuli called the steady state visually evoked potential (SSVEP). Variations in the phase difference between the SSVEP and the stimulus are interpreted to measure "summed changes in synaptic t...
Someone be brutally honest, did this answer miss the mark? I can't tell if it's just obscure and no one cares or if I just didn't answer what he was asking:
People often fall under the spell of the "more is better" assumption when it comes to supplements, but, while B6 (pyridoxine) has many lifesaving applications (e.g., treating a specific type of seizure, or [protecting the system from acute neurotoxicity of chemotherapeutic agents, B6 can be downr...
@jonsca yes and there's still a backlog of unanswered questions.. I am having a good go at them at the moment.. I am trying to balance the increase in question rate with, at least, maintaining, if not improving answer %
Please bear with me. I am throwing up suggestions, before writing my final question below. I am addressing the way we can answer questions, based on citations, linking answer style with question style.
Some answers require thorough research and well cited references.
There are many more "generi...
I quote from the publication "After-birth abortion: why should the baby live?"
We take ‘person’ to mean an individual who is capable of attributing to her own existence some (at least) basic value such
that being deprived of this existence represents a loss to her.
My first question is ...
this is worth looking at.. you have GOT TO READ the article I am citing.. or at least the excerpts I've quoted.. I had to THINK of how I cold write a question about it, I wanted to ask.. something like.. is this the thin edge of the wedge, or can Hitler's idea of genetic experimentation and the devaluation of human life be lined with this study.. OMG
I had a question about the Milgrim Experiment which is a cornerstone of social psychology. I did a search and was surprised to find no previous questions on the topic. Hence, my question.
Is social psychology on-topic?
Why do I not have any cells left in my positive panning plate after transferring from the negative panning plate during immunopanning? I am trying to purify retinal ganglion cells from postnatal rats and use a Thy1.1 antibody harvested from a hybridoma cell line supernatant in the positive pannin...
Is there any general rule to say this must be RNA virus infection and the other one DNA virus infection?
Example of a case: 5 children develop a bright red rash on the face and turns violet after a few days and then disappears. Then maculopapular rash appears on the trunk, buttocks and extremiti...
Is the desire to impress others a goal of everyone?
Does a person get a job, go to the gym, etc., to signal worthiness of another person's approval?
Please bear with me. I am throwing up suggestions, before writing my final question below. I am addressing the way we can answer questions, based on citations, linking answer style with question style.
Some answers require thorough research and well cited references.
There are many more "generi...
I had a question about the Milgrim Experiment which is a cornerstone of social psychology. I did a search and was surprised to find no previous questions on the topic. Hence, my question.
Is social psychology on-topic?
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