With the explosion of neuroimaging, differences between male and female brains have been
exhaustively analyzed. Here we synthesize three decades of human MRI and postmortem …

Recent research has shown that sex/gender (s/g) influences on cognitive functions and
related brain anatomy, functional responses, and connectivity are less clear than previously …

Introduction Recent research found gender‐related differences in resting‐state functional
connectivity (rs‐FC) measured by functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). To the best …

Sex differences in vocal communication are prevalent in both the animals and humans. The
mechanism (s) mediating gender differences in human language are unknown, although …

Increasing consumer engagement (CE) on social networks is one of marketing problems
that brands face in today's competitive environment. Although prior studies on this concept …

For complex linguistic strings such as idioms, making a decision as to the correct meaning
may require complex top-down cognitive control such as the suppression of incorrect …

In this review, we focus on the ability of people with schizophrenia to correctly perceive the
meaning of idioms; figurative language expressions in which intended meaning is not …

Idiomatic expressions (IE) are groups of words whose meaning is different from the sum of
its components. Neural mechanisms underlying their processing are still debated, especially …

Introduction Idioms differ from other forms of figurative language because of their semantic
dimensions of familiarity (frequency of encounter), ambiguity (possibility to have a literal …

This chapter presents evidence demonstrating that novelty rather than nonliteralness
matters, whether in terms of cost or effects. With regard to costs, highly and optimally …