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Thomson / Raven Press / Oxford University Press / IPL / Tobii / American Guidance Service Ltd. / Needham / Creative Commons / /
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Netherlands / United States / Columbia / United Kingdom / / /
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Product Release / /
Facility
Kings College / University of Rochester / National Institute of Child Health / University College London / University of South Carolina / University of London / Birkbeck College / /
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particular neural systems / perceptual processing / lexical processing / Magnetic resonance imaging / human action observation network / hypothetical systems / emotion processing / xation detection/rejection algorithms / neural processing resulting / artifact detection algorithms / analysis software / action observation network / important new technology / biological motion processing / data processing / elegant solution / presentation software / cortical processing / /
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JE / autism / pain / neurodevelopmental disorder / /
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Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences / University of South Carolina / University College London / Kings College London / University of Rochester / Rochester / Birkbeck College / Centre for Brain / Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences / UK Medical Research Council / Centre for Brain and Cognitive Development / University of London / London / Oxford University / National Institute of Child Health and Human Development / /
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actor / Author / reconstructed infant head / infant head / /
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ClearView AVI presentation software / pSTS / ClearView analysis software / ClearView AVI / ClearView / /
Cerebral Cortex doi:[removed]cercor/bht207 Cortical Activation to Action Perception is Associated with Action Production Abilities in Young Infants Sarah Lloyd-Fox1, Rachel Wu2, John E. Richards3, Clare E Elwell4 and Mark