Neuroscience
Parkinson's Disease
100%
Atomoxetine
40%
Cognitive Disorders
40%
Dopaminergic
35%
Locus Coeruleus
25%
Behavior (Neuroscience)
20%
Impulsivity
20%
Prefrontal Cortex
20%
Striatum
20%
Brain Imaging
20%
Dual Syndrome Hypothesis
20%
Cognitive Flexibility
20%
Antipsychotic
20%
Electrical Brain Stimulation
20%
Norepinephrine
17%
Reinforcement Learning
15%
Serotonin
10%
Cholinergic
10%
Decision-Making
10%
Cognitive Effect
10%
Central Nervous System
10%
Synaptic Transmission
10%
Individual Differences
10%
Cognitive Function
10%
Negative Feedback
10%
Deep Brain Stimulation
10%
Default Mode Network
10%
Enhancer Region
10%
Frontal Lobe
7%
Dysexecutive Syndrome
5%
Short-Term Memory
5%
Executive Dysfunction
5%
Neuropsychological Test
5%
Norepinephrine Reuptake Inhibitor
5%
Placebo
5%
Executive Function
5%
Risk Behavior
5%
Working Memory
5%
Mild Cognitive Impairment
5%
Blood Plasma
5%
Parkinsonism
5%
Bradyphrenia
5%
Psychology
Focus Group
22%
Personality Disorder
20%
Histrionic Personality Disorder
20%
Response Inhibition
20%
Switch Cost
20%
Locus Coeruleus
20%
Rating Scale
20%
Ethics
20%
Neurological System
20%
Cognitive Function
20%
Individual Differences
20%
Cognitive Flexibility
20%
Cognitive effects
20%
Case Study
20%
Corpus Striatum
20%
Prefrontal Cortex
20%
Executive Function
20%
Neuroimaging
18%
Stop-Signal Task
15%
Norepinephrine
15%
Noradrenaline
15%
Inhibitory Control
10%
Task-Switching
10%
Negative Feedback
10%
Neurotransmission
10%
Reversal Learning
10%
Qualitative Study
10%
Semistructured Interview
10%
Stressors
6%
Cognitive Style
6%
Repression
6%
Temporoparietal Junction
5%
