Нейросоционика
30 материалов
- Clusters and Socionic Profiles of Oxytocin
- Large Integral Scale of Low Prolactin Markers
- On the Leading Role of Prolactin in Masochism
- Socionic Profiles of Vasopressin
- The Dark Side of Serotonin
- Hormonal, Neural, and Social Mechanisms of Social Status and Dominance (Literature Review)
- On the Influence of Serotonin on Social Behavior (Literature Review)
- Oxytocin and the Psyche. Summary of Data.
- Markers of Reduced Serotonergic Activity
- Handwriting Legibility-Clumsiness, Noradrenaline, and Socionics
- Norepinephrine and the Mystery of Orthostatic Crises
- Unified Predictive Scale of Norepinephrine Activity
- On Relishing Ugliness, Provoking Pain and Fear, and Endorphin Releases
- The Role of Histamine in Socionic Type Formation
- Left-Right Dominance of the Neocortical Hemispheres, Inarticulateness as a Marker of Its Socionic Profiles, Comparison With Motor Tests of Hemispheric Dominance, and, as a Consequence, Properties of the Psyche Predominantly Associated With the Left and Right Neocortex
- Socionic Profiles of CNS Dopamine Activity. Unraveling the Secrets of the Behavior of the «Decisive».
- Experimental Study of Socionic Profiles of Elevated Noradrenergic Activity
- The Pilomotor Reflex
- Vasopressin and Declatimity
- Black Sensorics Increases Even in Hares When Testosterone Goes off the Scale.
- Psychological Profiles of Different Alleles of the ABCC11 Gene
- Which Sociotypes Exhibit Symptoms of Cholinergic Deficit?
- What Is Neurosocionics and Why Is It Needed?
- Why Socionics Is Necessary and Could Be Very Useful for Modern Neuroscience
- Typical EEG Dependences on Psychotype According to MBTI
- Internal Information Metabolism and the Physical Mechanisms of Its Functioning
- Factors in the Formation of the Socionic Personality Type and Their Interaction
- Neurophysiological Nature of Function Dimensionality
- Positivism/Negativism, Questimity/Declatimity and Functional Asymmetry of the Brain
- Basis of Socionic Functions and Aspects from the Perspective of Ethology and Evolutionary Psychology