An increasingly influential hypothesis posits that many of the diverse symptoms of psychosis
can be viewed as reflecting dysfunctional predictive mechanisms. Indeed, to perceive …

The cognitive function of the human cerebellum could be characterized as enigmatic.
However, researchers have attempted to detail the comprehensive role of the cerebellum in …

Recently, transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) has been applied to relieve
symptoms in individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). In this prospective, parallel …

Mounting evidence indicates that posterolateral portions of the cerebellum (right Crus I/II)
contribute to language processing, but the nature of this role remains unclear. Based on a …

Traditionally, the cerebellum has been linked to motor functions, but recent evidence
suggest that it is also involved in a wide range of cognitive processes. Given the uniformity of …

Mounting evidence suggests that the cerebellum, a structure previously linked to motor
function, is also involved in a wide range of non-motor processes. It has been proposed that …

The degenerative ataxias comprise a heterogeneous group of inherited and acquired
disorders that are characterized by a progressive cerebellar syndrome, frequently in …

Non-invasive transcranial stimulation of cerebellum and primary motor cortex (M1) has been
shown to enhance motor learning. However, the mechanisms by which stimulation improves …

Transcranial direct current stimulation has been shown to increase the efficiency of
language therapy in chronic aphasia; however, to date, an optimal stimulation site has not …

Congenital or acquired cerebellum alterations are associated with a complex pattern of
motor, cognitive and social disorders. These disturbances may reflect the involvement of the …