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EFTA01165544
Dataset 9
2011-05-28
27p
7,839w
…performed better after being primed with an affirmative message. Examining the brain-imaging data, Bengtsson found that the students' brains responded differently to the mistakes they made depending on whether they were primed with the word clever or the word stupid. When the mistake followed positive words, she observed enhanced activity in the anterior medial part of
the prefrontal cortex
(a region that is involved in self-reflection and recollection). However, when the participants were primed with the word stupid…
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA01165544.pdf
EFTA00678415
Dataset 9
2013-09-05
21p
7,312w
Subject:
September 5 update
From:
Office of Terje Rod-Larsen ‹ >
…skills increased, so did activity in
the prefrontal cortex
of the brain, which is associated with cognitive control, in a manner that correlated with improvements in sustained- attention tasks. Activity also increased in a neural network linking
the prefrontal cortex
with the back of the brain. The industry that has grown around selling brain-training computer games has polarized opinion about the effectiveness of brain-training packages, EFTA00678434 says cognitive neuroscientist Torkel Klingberg of the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm. "Some…
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00678415.pdf
EFTA02105627
Dataset 10
2014-05-12
2p
771w
Subject:
Re: ATorus Daily Portfolio Report - 5/9
To:
Mike Fowle
…it's possible to model this process stochastically, maybe the reason large values of net/gross movement occurs over short intervals of time is related to (I) people's fast System 1 impulsive responses (versus the slower but statistically reasoning System 2) to the current moment and (Ii) how the System I response maybe related from a neuroscience perspective to dopamine levels and the interaction between
the prefrontal cortex
and the amygdala (http://www.dana.org/Ncws/Details.aspx?id=42898)…
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA02105627.pdf
EFTA02702554
Dataset 11
30p
7,135w
…The prevailing hypotheses suggests that multifarious defects in the expression of ErbB4, one of the NRGI receptors, occur in
the prefrontal cortex
of patients with schizophrenia. For a considerable amount of time, an alteration of NRG1 in people with the disease was unclear. EFTA_R1_02075019 EFTA02702560 a N.1::1 f1:717.:O1 II I SNPENRC17/111./ SNP941.O4191.0 SNIINRCA11110175 nt79.1067 41ecoi 5.411 4/.1%9 tict Ara -•Cly SMPANRC.771S11 LWANAC.,41177 e.3”4999…
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2011/EFTA02702554.pdf
EFTA00301227
Dataset 9
2011-06-19
12p
8,064w
Provided for non-commercial research and education use. Not for reproduction, distribution or commercial use. II samwx..I %mace I erneraa Cortex This article appeared in a journal published by Elsevier. The attached copy is furnished to the author for internal non-commercial research and education use, including for instruction at the authors institution and sharing with colleagues. Other uses, including reproduction and distribution, or selling or licensing copies, or posting to personal, institutional or third party websites are prohibited…
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00301227.pdf
EFTA00684173
Dataset 9
2014-03-14
21p
7,517w
Subject:
March 14 update
From:
Office of Terje Rod-Larsen ‹ >
…while at other times they are more drawn to pleasant-looking, nice men. When men look at pictures of naked women, their startle response to loud noises diminishes. It seems that the dopamine surge mutes
the prefrontal cortex
, and they become less alert to danger and risk. This literature sometimes reduces the profound and transformational power of love into a series of mating strategies. But it also, like so much of the EFTA00684191 literature across psychology and the cognitive sciences…
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00684173.pdf
EFTA00369575
Dataset 9
2014-05-12
3p
911w
Subject:
Re: ATorus Daily Portfolio Report - 5/9
From:
Lesley Groff
To:
Michael Fowler
…possible to model this process stochastically, maybe the reason large values of net/gross movement occurs over short intervals of time is related to (I) people's fast System 1 impulsive responses (versus the slower but statistically reasoning System 2) to the current moment and (II) how the System 1 response maybe related from a neuroscience perspective to dopamine levels and the interaction between
the prefrontal cortex
and the amygdala (http://www.dana.org/News/Details.aspx?id=42898). Considering how…
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00369575.pdf
EFTA00369571
Dataset 9
2014-05-12
2p
783w
Subject:
Re: ATorus Daily Portfolio Report - 5/9
From:
Lesley Groff <1
To:
Mike Fowler
…it's possible to model this process stochastically, maybe the reason large values of net/gross movement occurs over short intervals of time is related to (I) people's fast System 1 impulsive responses (versus the slower but statistically reasoning System 2) to the current moment and (II) how the System 1 response maybe related from a neuroscience perspective to dopamine levels and the interaction between
the prefrontal cortex
and the amygdala (http://www.dana.org/News/Details.aspx?id=42898)…
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00369571.pdf
EFTA00369569
Dataset 9
2014-05-12
2p
791w
Subject:
Fwd: ATorus Daily Portfolio Report - 5/9
From:
Lesley Groff
To:
Jeffrey Epstein <
[email protected]
>
…s possible to model this process stochastically, maybe the reason large values of net/gross movement occurs over short intervals of time is related to (I) people's fast System 1 impulsive responses (versus the slower but statistically reasoning System 2) to the current moment and (II) how the System 1 response maybe related from a neuroscience perspective to dopamine levels and the interaction between
the prefrontal cortex
and the amygdala Wt p://www.dana.org/News/Details.aspx?id=42898)…
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00369569.pdf
EFTA00664437
Dataset 9
2017-07-18
4p
666w
Subject:
New book "Executive Functions in Health and Disease"
From:
Luria Neuroscience Institute
To:
Dr. Jeffrey Epstein
[email protected]
>
…Zeljka Krznik and Goran Sedmak. Gene expression in the frontal lobe. 4. Adam Hampshire. A functional network perspective on the role of the frontal lobes in executive cognition. 5. Daniel S. Levine. Neural Network Models of Human Executive Function and Decision Making. 6. Seth Lew and Hakwan Lau. Crucial Role of
the Prefrontal Cortex
in Conscious Perception. 7. Layne Kalbfleisch. Neurodevelopment of Executive Functions. 8. R. Nathan Spreng, Leena Shoemaker, and Gary R. Turner. Executive functions and neurocognitive aging. 9…
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00664437.pdf
EFTA00973959
Dataset 9
2013-10-22
4p
2,049w
Subject:
Re: MDF
From:
Jeffrey Epstein <
[email protected]
>
To:
Joi Ito < >, Joscha Bach
…represents another, incredible level of complexity reduction. > The highest complexity reduction, however, takes place at the interface between conscious thought and all the other processes. I believe that
the prefrontal cortex
basically holds a handful of pointers into the associative cortical representations, skimming off only a handful objects, relations or features at a time, and bring them into the conscious focus of attention. > The perspective of the need for staying at a complex level is entirely warranted, though…
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00973959.pdf
EFTA01793418
Dataset 10
2013-10-22
4p
1,901w
Subject:
Fwd: MDF
From:
Joi Ito
To:
Epstein Jeffrey
…represents another, =ncredible level of complexity reduction. > The highest complexity reduction, however, takes place at the =nterface between conscious thought and all the other processes. I =elieve that
the prefrontal cortex
basically holds a handful of pointers =nto the associative cortical representations, skimming off only a =andful objects, relations or features at a time, and bring them into =he conscious focus of attention. > The perspective of the need for staying at a complex level is entirely =arranted, though…
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01793418.pdf
EFTA01793461
Dataset 10
2013-10-22
4p
1,935w
Subject:
Re: MDF
From:
Joi Ito
To:
Epstein Jeffrey
…also represents another, =ncredible level of complexity reduction. » The highest complexity reduction, however, takes place at the =nterface between conscious thought and all the other processes. I =elieve that
the prefrontal cortex
basically holds a handful of pointers =nto the associative cortical representations, skimming off only a =andful objects, relations or features at a time, and bring them into =he conscious focus of attention. » The perspective of the need for staying at a complex level is =ntirely warranted, though: there…
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01793461.pdf
EFTA00973965
Dataset 9
2013-10-22
5p
2,056w
Subject:
Re: MDF
From:
"Joi Ito"
To:
"Jeffrey Epstein" <
[email protected]
>
…another, incredible level of complexity reduction. >> The highest complexity reduction, however, takes place at the interface between conscious thought and all the other processes. I believe that
the prefrontal cortex
basically holds a handful of pointers into the associative cortical representations, skimming off only a handful objects, relations or features at a time, and bring them into the conscious focus of attention. >> >> The perspective of the need for staying at a complex level is entirely warranted, though…
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00973965.pdf
EFTA00973476
Dataset 9
2013-10-23
5p
2,293w
Subject:
Fwd: Re: MDF
From:
"Joi Ito"
To:
"Jeffrey Epstein" <
[email protected]
>
…represents another, incredible level of complexity reduction. >> The highest complexity reduction, however, takes place at the interface between conscious thought and all the other processes. I believe that
the prefrontal cortex
basically holds a handful of pointers into the associative cortical representations, skimming off only a handful objects, relations or features at a time, and bring them into the conscious focus of attention. >> The perspective of the need for staying at a complex level is entirely warranted, though…
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00973476.pdf
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