PRIMED and READy: Resting State PFC May Predict Performance in Cross Modal Priming Task

Authors

Maria Angelina Bekhit, Belmont University
Zoe Niesen, Belmont University
Kerlous Aziz, Belmont University
Cecilia Garcia

Publication Date

Fall 11-25-2024

College

Sciences and Mathematics, College of

Department

Psychological Science, Department of

SURS Faculty Advisor

Dr. Carole Scherling

Presentation Type

Poster Presentation

Abstract

As mentioned by Dr. Carole Scherling, our neuroimgaing class will not be in measure of submitting an Abstract at the moment.

Recommended Citation

Bekhit, Maria Angelina; Niesen, Zoe; Aziz, Kerlous; and Garcia, Cecilia, "PRIMED and READy: Resting State PFC May Predict Performance in Cross Modal Priming Task" (2024). Science University Research Symposium (SURS). 218.
https://repository.belmont.edu/surs/218