2010
DOI: 10.1134/s0362119710010032
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Structural transformations of the cyto- and fibroarchitectonics of the human frontal cerebral cortex from birth to 20 years

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“…The CNS functional state at the beginning of the school year was characterized by the absence of pronounced sex differences between the boys and girls of the 11 th form in terms of the main functional indicators of CNS: the number of missed and pre-emptive stimuli, the number of errors in differentiation, the time of CVMR, the mode (Mo) and amplitude of the mode (AMo), the minimum reaction time, that corresponds to the ontogenesis period (Table 3). At the same time, at the beginning of the academic year, the girls, who were leaving school, differed from the boys in significantly lower indicators of the standard deviation of the reaction time and maximum time of CVMR (Table 3), which indicates a higher stability of the CNS functioning and is consistent with data on the advanced development of the nervous system of girls compared to boys [9]. Note: Р1 -reliability of differences compared to the beginning of the school year; Р2reliability of sex differences; in parentheses the number of examined; Мо -mode; АМоmode amplitude, c. u.…”
Section: Beginning Of the Academic Year (N=61) р2supporting
confidence: 81%
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“…The CNS functional state at the beginning of the school year was characterized by the absence of pronounced sex differences between the boys and girls of the 11 th form in terms of the main functional indicators of CNS: the number of missed and pre-emptive stimuli, the number of errors in differentiation, the time of CVMR, the mode (Mo) and amplitude of the mode (AMo), the minimum reaction time, that corresponds to the ontogenesis period (Table 3). At the same time, at the beginning of the academic year, the girls, who were leaving school, differed from the boys in significantly lower indicators of the standard deviation of the reaction time and maximum time of CVMR (Table 3), which indicates a higher stability of the CNS functioning and is consistent with data on the advanced development of the nervous system of girls compared to boys [9]. Note: Р1 -reliability of differences compared to the beginning of the school year; Р2reliability of sex differences; in parentheses the number of examined; Мо -mode; АМоmode amplitude, c. u.…”
Section: Beginning Of the Academic Year (N=61) р2supporting
confidence: 81%
“…Summing up, one should pay attention to the fact that one of the main reasons for psychoemotional stress and the risk of adaptation diseases of secondary school leavers is the incompleteness of the processes of functional maturation of CNS of 17-year-old students [9]. Psychosocial risk factors can also make a significant contribution [15].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…На современном этапе развития нашего общества, характеризующегося сложными социально-экономическими изменениями, остро встает проблема здоровья населения. Одной из основных причин психоэмоционального и нервного перенапряжения, появления риска возникновения нарушений в состоянии здоровья обучающихся и/или усугубления уже существующих патологий является незавершенность процессов функционального созревания ведущих адаптационных систем [11,13].…”
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