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Browsing by Author YU RONGJUN

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Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)
2013A Nickel Ain't Worth a Dime Anymore: The Illusion of Money and the Rapid Encoding of Its True ValueYu R. ; Huang Y.
2015A window into the brain: Advances in psychiatric fMRIZhan X.; Yu R. 
2015Choking under pressure: The neuropsychological mechanisms of incentive-induced performance decrementsYu R. 
2015Disrupted thalamic resting-state functional networks in schizophreniaWang H.-L.S.; Rau C.-L.; Li Y.-M.; Chen Y.-P.; Yu R. 
2015Distinct neural representations of placebo and nocebo effectsFreeman S.; Yu R. ; Egorova N.; Chen X.; Kirsch I.; Claggett B.; Kaptchuk T.J.; Gollub R.L.; Kong J.
2013Enhanced Functional Connectivity between Putamen and Supplementary Motor Area in Parkinson's Disease PatientsYu R. ; Liu B.; Wang L.; Chen J.; Liu X.
2013Frequency Dependent Alterations in Regional Homogeneity of Baseline Brain Activity in SchizophreniaYu R. ; Hsieh M.H.; Wang H.-L.S.; Liu C.-M.; Liu C.-C.; Hwang T.-J.; Chien Y.-L.; Hwu H.-G.; Tseng W.-Y.I.
2011Rapid processing of both reward probability and reward uncertainty in the human anterior cingulate cortexYu R. ; Zhou W.; Zhou X.
2011Regional grey and white matter changes in heavy male smokersYu R. ; Zhao L.; Lu L.
2012Regional white matter volumes correlate with delay discountingYu R. 
2016Tend to compare and tend to be fair: The relationship between social comparison sensitivity and justice sensitivityZhen S.; Yu R. 
2013The Changes of Cerebral Morphology Related to Aging in Taiwanese PopulationWang H.-L.S.; Yu R. ; Wu Y.-T.; Lee W.-Y.; Lin M.-F.; Chen C.-Y.; Shen E.-Y.
2013The Characteristic and Changes of the Event-Related Potentials (ERP) and Brain Topographic Maps before and after Treatment with rTMS in Subjective Tinnitus PatientsYang H.; Xiong H.; Yu R. ; Wang C.; Zheng Y.; Zhang X.
2016The spreading of social energy: How exposure to positive and negative social news affects behaviorYao Z.; Yu R. 
2013To Conform or Not to Conform: Spontaneous Conformity Diminishes the Sensitivity to Monetary OutcomesYu R. ; Sun S.
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