Theory of mind mediates the prospective relationship between abnormal social brain network morphology and chronic behavior problems after pediatric traumatic brain injury
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posted on 2024-06-18, 09:06 authored by Nicholas RyanNicholas Ryan, C Catroppa, R Beare, Tim SilkTim Silk, L Crossley, MH Beauchamp, KO Yeates, VA AndersonTheory of mind mediates the prospective relationship between abnormal social brain network morphology and chronic behavior problems after pediatric traumatic brain injury
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2016, The AuthorJournal
Social Cognitive and Affective NeuroscienceVolume
11Pagination
683-692ISSN
1749-5016eISSN
1749-5024Issue
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Science & TechnologySocial SciencesLife Sciences & BiomedicineNeurosciencesPsychologyPsychology, ExperimentalNeurosciences & Neurologychildhoodbrain injuriessocial cognitiontheory of mindmagnetic resonance imagingSUPERIOR TEMPORAL SULCUSYOUNG-ADULT SURVIVORSNEURAL BASISEXTERNALIZING BEHAVIORCORPUS-CALLOSUMCHILDRENMODERATEPREDICTORSOUTCOMESPREVALENCE3209 Neurosciences5201 Applied and developmental psychology
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