Neurosynth: 19015077

Brain mechanisms of persuasion: how 'expert power' modulates memory and attitudes.

Authors:	Klucharev V, Smidts A, Fernandez G
Journal:	Social cognitive and affective neuroscience
Year:	2008
PMID:	19015077

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
2	-10.5984649984789	-70.0508618769392	0.284612025672781
2	41.3243560250458	-68.2850917542311	4.82837672603956
2	12.2296289014728	-65.6377057735173	11.7854314886811
2	-53.6640039452542	-38.4501004225005	19.1822464447272
2	26.7464277570138	-26.3650358754933	-28.2060881153078
2	-37.9406858059041	-24.4915473156781	-16.0839286729897
2	24.8274356864585	-22.3760990069079	-8.39776723456329
2	-16.0582026343582	-17.9800660173599	6.43111217993621
2	12.1830867842411	-9.08586892346617	19.6374936203738
2	21.3989596432495	0.283975641855579	-18.42552581326

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object	0.262
v5-topics-50_43_magnetic_mechanisms_human	0.209
v5-topics-50_33_memory_retrieval_encoding	0.203
v4-topics-100_3_effect_increased_participants	0.197
v5-topics-100_39_mechanisms_provide_network	0.189
subsequent	0.184
caudate	0.183
memory	0.182
v4-topics-100_39_experience_subjective_bias	0.181
v4-topics-50_24_training_treatment_practice	0.172

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