Plasticity and cerebral reorganization: An update

Toba, Monica N.; Barbeau, Emmanuel J.

doi:10.1016/j.neurol.2021.10.001

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“…Research on this topic in the area of Neuroscience involves advanced and precise technologies capable of visualizing the brain and manipulating its activity. Furthermore, scientists highlight the importance of research on plasticity considering the concept of meta-network, that is, interactions between neural networks and within neural networks during highly complex cognitive activities that demand work and encompass specialized functional systems ( Toba & Barbeau , 2021).…”

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Intuition as value creation cognitive engine on the entrepreneurial innovation: an integrative review

Lauar,

Gonçalves,

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2023

Inter. J. Sci. Manag. Tour.

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The literature points to studies on the relevance of intuition as a cognitive process that promotes creativity, producing innovations in decision-making. Field studies are considered important in organizations where processes are oriented by goals and performance and require new ways of solving problems, accelerating the process through new heuristics, improving decision-making results, and creating new ways of planning products. Intuition is an incremental or disruptive cognitive process that builds new ways of seeing problem-solving, which results in the adoption of ideas that are elaborated and filtered for their operability in situations of greater complexity. This work aims to point out the impacts of this cognitive process of the intuitive individual, due to its plasticity, in its induction in the team-oriented towards value creation. Scientific research points out that intuitive processes' emphasis, appreciation, and stimulation promote creativity, which constitutes the basis and input for innovative products. Notably, in new product development (NPD), the adoption of intuition has been emphasized as a facilitator of team creativity, thus generating innovation, an essential factor in entrepreneurial behavior. In this context, studies show that mindfulness is a method adopted to access our unconscious processing and intuition. Another aspect researched in this review is the biological basis of intuitive and creative analysis. In this way, the authors of this article seek to understand how intuition and creativity can act in the creation of value in entrepreneurial innovation and the neurobiological bases of the theme in question.

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Section: Neurobiological Basis Of Intuition and Creativitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Intuition as value creation cognitive engine on the entrepreneurial innovation: an integrative review

Lauar,

Gonçalves,

Assunção

2023

Inter. J. Sci. Manag. Tour.

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Right-side spatial neglect and white matter disconnection after left-hemisphere strokes

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Spatial neglect usually concerns left-sided events after right hemisphere damage. Its anatomical correlates are debated, with evidence suggesting an important role for fronto-parietal white matter disconnections in the right hemisphere. Here we describe the less frequent occurrence of neglect for rightsided events, observed in three right-handed patients after a focal stroke in the left hemisphere. Patients were tested one month and three months after stroke. They performed a standardised paper-and-pencil neglect battery and underwent brain MRI with both structural and Diffusion Tensor (DT) sequences, in order to assess both grey matter and white matter tracts metrics. Lesions were manually reconstructed for each patient. Patients presented signs of mild right-sided neglect during visual search and line bisection, as well as pathological performance in real-life situations. Structural MRI demonstrated left parietal strokes in two patients, in the region extending from the postcentral gyrus to the temporo-parietal junction. One of these two patients also had had a previous occipital stroke. The remaining patient had a left frontal stroke, affecting the precentral, the postcentral gyri and the basal ganglia. DT MRI tractography showed disconnections in the fronto-parietal regions, concerning principally the superior longitudinal fasciculus (SLF). These results suggest an important role for left SLF disconnection in rightside neglect, which complements analogous evidence for right SLF disconnection in left-side neglect.

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Plasticity and cerebral reorganization: An update

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Intuition as value creation cognitive engine on the entrepreneurial innovation: an integrative review

Intuition as value creation cognitive engine on the entrepreneurial innovation: an integrative review

Right-side spatial neglect and white matter disconnection after left-hemisphere strokes

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