In this chapter, peripheral and central theories of emotions, including pathological aspects,
such as alexithymia, autism, anxiety, and depression, are discussed in the light of …

… Although somatosensory process and networks are typically associated with the cerebrum,
the … Intrainsular connectivity and somatosensory responsiveness in young children with ASD. …

… an abundance of local intrainsular connections (Friedman et … the primary somatosensory
cortex SI, the somatosensory … have also demonstrated the responsiveness of the insular cortex …

… effect that we observe in a larger cohort (32 children with ASD and 67 typically developing
children) would most likely only be observed as a trend in cohort sizes to match Blakemore. …

… Anatomical dissection of the insula demonstrates broad efferent and afferent connectivity to
stress-related brain regions in addition to extensive intra-insular connectivity. Cortical areas …

… network integration possibly underpinning intolerance to uncertainty, a hallmark of autism
and … Learning links intra-insular unconditioned stimulus (US) representations of bodily states …

… However, individuals with ASD showed impairments on the more traditional … in ASD appear
after the first look. In addition, our results suggest that adolescents (both with and without ASD…

… connectivity by insula region (anterior vs posterior) ........................... 33 Voxel-wise analysis of
BNST structural connectivity … BNST is a small region located at the end of the stria terminalis…

… Al-Jadid) 6.269 Reliability and responsiveness of the greek version of the stroke-specific
quality of life questionnaire (ssqol-gr)- a pilot study (E. Kapreli) 6.441 Postoperative …

Purpose: The purpose of the study was to examine the relationship between extreme sensory
reactivity as expressed in daily living situations, and trait and state anxiety, among healthy …