Neuroscience
An article in a recent issue of Science suggests that the emotion of trust "lives" near the emotion of love in the brain. Researchers at the Baylor College of Medicine Human Neuroimaging Laboratoryused fMRI imaging and an investment game to pinpoint a trust response to the caudate nucleus at the base of the brain -- the same area where researchers 5 years ago think love "lives."
Read more at RedNova or track down the April 1 issue of Science (not available at Hampshire online, but we do have it in print!)
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From tomorrow's New York Times: Watching New Love as It Sears the Brain By BENEDICT CAREY The New York Times Published: May 31, 2005 [snip] In the study, Dr. [Helen] Fisher, Dr. Lucy Brown of Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx and...
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Neuroscience
Trust = Love?
An article in a recent issue of Science suggests that the emotion of trust "lives" near the emotion of love in the brain. Researchers at the Baylor College of Medicine Human Neuroimaging Laboratoryused fMRI imaging and an investment game to pinpoint a trust response to the caudate nucleus at the base of the brain -- the same area where researchers 5 years ago think love "lives."
Read more at RedNova or track down the April 1 issue of Science (not available at Hampshire online, but we do have it in print!)
- Political Distrust - The Lesson From Canada
"This election is all about trust" Conservative leader Michael Howard said at a recent press conference. He presumably thinks trust is a vote-winning issue for the Conservatives, but just how does political distrust affect the way people vote? Some insight...
- Eeg Speed Dating
Lust or Love? The Science of Love In Joyce Draganosky's The Science of Love, the battle between reason and emotion takes center stage. A professor, who believes she has found a way of determining scientifically whether someone is in love, clashes...
- Human Functional Brain Imaging
The Wellcome Trust has just made available an overview of the work it has supported in the area of functional brain imaging. Portfollo Review: Human Functional Brain Imaging 1990-2009 06 September 2011 (A review of research supported by The Wellcome Trust)...
- The Passionate Caudate
From tomorrow's New York Times: Watching New Love as It Sears the Brain By BENEDICT CAREY The New York Times Published: May 31, 2005 [snip] In the study, Dr. [Helen] Fisher, Dr. Lucy Brown of Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx and...
- Neuroeconomics And The Cingulate Cortex
Anatomy of Give and Take Economic theory goes only so far in explaining why people buy, sell, save or trust. Scientists are looking inside the mind for answers. By Robert Lee Hotz, Times Staff Writer The Los Angeles Times 18 March 2005 HOUSTON — The...