The detection of social threat is crucial for adaptive behaviour. Previous studies have shown
that angry faces capture attention and are processed more efficiently than happy faces …

BACKGROUND: Turner syndrome (TuS) arises from the partial or complete absence of one
X chromosome. Although neuropsychological studies report impaired attentional function …

Turner syndrome (TS) is a genetic disorder affecting approximately 1: 2000 live-born
females. It results from partial or complete X monosomy and is associated with a range of …

Face recognition is thought to rely on configural visual processing, Where face recognition
impairments have been identified, qualitatively delayed or anomalous configural processing …

BL is a lovely 14-year-old daughter of a dentist and an accountant. The only obvious
physical symptom of Turner syndrome is her short stature (approximately 4 ft 7 in.). BL's …

We reviewed the literature on Turner Syndrome (TS) from 1962 until March 2003 with
respect to the following questions: Is there a consistent pattern of cognitive and/or motor …

Turner syndrome (TS) is a gene tic disorder affecting mainly females that arises from a loss
of X chromosome material, most usually one of the two X chromosomes. TS is associated …

Objectives: Turner syndrome (TS) is a rare sex chromosome aneuploidy, with an incidence
of four in 10,000 new-born girls. TS is often associated with impaired social communication …

Turner syndrome (TS) is a chromosomal disorder in women resulting from a partial or
complete absence of the X chromosome. In addition to physical and hormonal dysfunctions …

Turner syndrome (TS) is a highly prevalent genetic condition caused by partial or complete
absence of one X-chromosome in a female and is associated with a lack of endogenous …