… We have already reported the experiment by Johnson and Horn (1986) in which damage
to the area IMHV impaired acquired (CONLERN) preferences but not the developing (…

There is a continuing debate in developmental neuroscience about the importance of activity-dependent
processes. The relatively delayed rate of development of the human brain, …

… Johnson and Morton 35 proposed that a stimulus equivalent to the LSF components of
the configuration of a face is optimal for eliciting the preference (Fig. 2). Recently, it has been …

… Although both of the above theories are broadly consistent with our findings, we currently
favor the Johnson and Morton account for two reasons. First, because there are eyes present in …

… We have replicated this finding using similar testing methods (Johnson, Dziurawiec, Bartrip,
& Morton, submitted). While Maurer and Barrera’s experimental methods, … MH Johnson et nl. …

… This book and the Reader which I edited in 1993 (Johnson, 1993) are initial attempts to
fill the gap. While some may believe these efforts to be premature, my own view is that the …

Reactive astrocytes adjacent to a forebrain stab injury were selectively ablated in adult mice
expressing HSV-TK from the Gfap promoter by treatment with ganciclovir. Injured tissue that …

The ‘eye contact effect' is the phenomenon that perceived eye contact with another human
face modulates certain aspects of the concurrent and/or immediately following cognitive …

… JOHNSON … Johnson … The right of Martin Johnson to be identified as the author of the
editorial material in this work has been asserted in accordance with law. …

The development of the early 2‐cell mouse embryo to the late 2‐cell stage is marked by the
appearance between 23 and 26 h post‐insemination of a complex of polypeptides of mol. wt. …