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Cognition & Emotion|April 24, 2012
Preferential processing of threatening facial expressions using the repetition blindness paradigmLoren Mowszowski, Skye McDonald, Danielle Wang, et al.Neuropsychological Rehabilitation|December 1, 2016
Learning from the minds of others: A review of social cognition treatments and their relevance to traumatic brain injuryAnneli Cassel, Skye McDonald, Michelle Kelly, et al.Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology|July 26, 2012
Spontaneous and posed emotional facial expressions following severe traumatic brain injuryMarie Dethier, Sylvie Blairy, Hannah Rosenberg, et al.Drug and Alcohol Dependence|June 26, 2012
Comparative patterns of cognitive performance amongst opioid maintenance patients, abstinent opioid users and non-opioid usersShane Darke, Skye McDonald, Sharlene Kaye, et al.Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders|May 11, 2017
The Physiological and Psychological Effects of Ostracism in Adults with ASDEmily Trimmer, Skye McDonald, Michelle Kelly, et al.Journal of Neuropsychology|June 30, 2016
Amused, flirting or simply baffled? Is recognition of all emotions affected by traumatic brain injury?Hannah Rosenberg, Skye McDonald, Jacob Rosenberg, et al.Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology|December 19, 2024
Social cognition in acquired brain injury: adaptation and validation of the Brief Assessment of Social Skills (BASS)Kimberley Wallis, Linda Elisabet Campbell, Skye McDonald, et al.Journal of Neuropsychology|October 21, 2015
Impaired perception of sincerity after severe traumatic brain injurySkye McDonald, Alana Fisher, Sharon Flanagan, et al.Neuropsychological Rehabilitation|December 30, 2016
Measuring emotion perception following traumatic brain injury: The Complex Audio Visual Emotion Assessment Task (CAVEAT)Hannah Rosenberg, Skye McDonald, Jacob Rosenberg, et al.Acta Psychologica|December 1, 2018
Facial expressions yielding Context-Dependent Effect: The additive contribution of eye movementsEli Vakil, Skye McDonald, Samantha K Allen, et al.Pageof 17