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Vijayachandra Ramachandra

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Brain and Cognition|May 8, 2016
The linguistic and cognitive factors associated with lexical-gustatory synesthesia: A case studyVijayachandra Ramachandra
Perceptual and Motor Skills|May 12, 2009
On whether mirror neurons play a significant role in processing affective prosodyVijayachandra Ramachandra
I-Perception|May 26, 2017
Social Eavesdropping: Can You Hear the Emotionality in a "Hello" That Is Not Meant for You?Sethu Karthikeyan, Vijayachandra Ramachandra
Personality and Individual Differences|December 21, 2022
Unmasking the psychology of recognizing emotions of people wearing masks: The role of empathizing, systemizing, and autistic traitsVijayachandra Ramachandra, Hannah Longacre
Journal of Psycholinguistic Research|August 11, 2016
Are Vocal Pitch Changes in Response to Facial Expressions of Emotions Potential Cues of Empathy? A Preliminary ReportSethu Karthikeyan, Vijayachandra Ramachandra
The International Journal of Neuroscience|March 14, 2009
The role of mirror neurons in processing vocal emotions: evidence from psychophysiological dataVijayachandra Ramachandra, Nina Depalma, Sara Lisiewski
I-Perception|August 3, 2016
The Bouba-Kiki Phenomenon Tested via Schematic Drawings of Facial Expressions: Further Validation of the Internal Simulation HypothesisSethu Karthikeyan, Bianca Rammairone, Vijayachandra Ramachandra
Journal of Psycholinguistic Research|September 28, 2010
The relationship between phonological memory, phonological sensitivity, and incidental word learningVijayachandra Ramachandra, Lynne E Hewitt, Tim Brackenbury
Journal of Psycholinguistic Research|November 4, 2009
Fast mapping in healthy young adults: the influence of metamemoryVijayachandra Ramachandra, Bryna Rickenbach, Marissa Ruda, et al.
Royal Society Open Science|March 27, 2025
The influence of iconicity and autistic traits on novel word learning: a cross-cultural investigationVijayachandra Ramachandra, Kairi Sugimoto, Kelly Ziskind, et al.
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Brain and Cognition|May 8, 2016
The linguistic and cognitive factors associated with lexical-gustatory synesthesia: A case studyVijayachandra Ramachandra
Perceptual and Motor Skills|May 12, 2009
On whether mirror neurons play a significant role in processing affective prosodyVijayachandra Ramachandra
I-Perception|May 26, 2017
Social Eavesdropping: Can You Hear the Emotionality in a "Hello" That Is Not Meant for You?Sethu Karthikeyan, Vijayachandra Ramachandra
Personality and Individual Differences|December 21, 2022
Unmasking the psychology of recognizing emotions of people wearing masks: The role of empathizing, systemizing, and autistic traitsVijayachandra Ramachandra, Hannah Longacre
Journal of Psycholinguistic Research|August 11, 2016
Are Vocal Pitch Changes in Response to Facial Expressions of Emotions Potential Cues of Empathy? A Preliminary ReportSethu Karthikeyan, Vijayachandra Ramachandra
The International Journal of Neuroscience|March 14, 2009
The role of mirror neurons in processing vocal emotions: evidence from psychophysiological dataVijayachandra Ramachandra, Nina Depalma, Sara Lisiewski
I-Perception|August 3, 2016
The Bouba-Kiki Phenomenon Tested via Schematic Drawings of Facial Expressions: Further Validation of the Internal Simulation HypothesisSethu Karthikeyan, Bianca Rammairone, Vijayachandra Ramachandra
Journal of Psycholinguistic Research|September 28, 2010
The relationship between phonological memory, phonological sensitivity, and incidental word learningVijayachandra Ramachandra, Lynne E Hewitt, Tim Brackenbury
Journal of Psycholinguistic Research|November 4, 2009
Fast mapping in healthy young adults: the influence of metamemoryVijayachandra Ramachandra, Bryna Rickenbach, Marissa Ruda, et al.
Royal Society Open Science|March 27, 2025
The influence of iconicity and autistic traits on novel word learning: a cross-cultural investigationVijayachandra Ramachandra, Kairi Sugimoto, Kelly Ziskind, et al.
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