Neurosynth: 25225000

Mood-dependent integration in discourse comprehension: happy and sad moods affect consistency processing via different brain networks.

Authors:	Egidi G, Caramazza A
Journal:	NeuroImage
Year:	2014
PMID:	25225000

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
2	16.1547619413445	-55.4560610754917	-17.303207293302
2	-30.4569074174615	-32.2963801620642	60.7598782620525
2	32.1584756993111	-31.3233562199345	56.2353692554803
2	44.5198320546499	-19.3745147091052	11.1401481416218
2	-22.316637173376	-13.0466606917938	25.0993198387726
2	-41.0457004487594	-0.506335552314847	-0.475118695550719
2	6.30638972938108	10.3220237924853	-13.5588209600661
2	28.2425645636764	32.5543164856194	16.3643734569162
2	40.8172246467632	37.3447488500184	-13.4587215801068
2	-13.8771013699216	43.4568064943025	20.4853159204124

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mood	0.638
v4-topics-50_31_participants_individual_mechanisms	0.319
v5-topics-50_26_emotional_amygdala_negative	0.292
v5-topics-50_37_language_reading_word	0.268
v5-topics-50_43_magnetic_mechanisms_human	0.261
inconsistent	0.259
v4-topics-50_36_sentences_comprehension_language	0.249
v4-topics-100_19_evidence_hypothesis_role	0.23
language	0.223
v5-topics-400_4_mood_affective_induction	0.219

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