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Jun 23, 2010 – Neurodegenerative Diseases. General and specific responsiveness of the amygdala during explicit emotion recognition in females and males. .

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The amygdala plays a special role in emotional responses. It may play a role in emotional recognition as well. Several studies have found that lesions of the .

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Jump to Amygdala and Fear‎: Besides, the amygdala plays an decisive role in the emotional evaluation and recognition of situations as well as in the .

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Amygdala activation was evaluated during a facial emotion recognition task. A similar right-amygdala activity was seen in both healthy subjects and PD .

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Variable findings have been reported for emotional processing in patients with Parkinson disease (PD).

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Although the amygdala is widely believed to have a role in the recognition of emotion, a central issue concerns whether it is involved in the recognition of .

This shows that the pattern recognition by the amygdala of the perceptual context triggers a physical body state (doyle) that creates what we call an emotion or .

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