A recent study has found that creativity is linked with a reduced brain response to unusual, or “oddball,” stimuli | This suggests that creative individuals process the importance of surprising information differently, which may help explain their unique thinking patterns.
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Scientists reveal a fascinating neurocognitive trait linked to heightened creativity
A study found that creative individuals exhibit reduced brain responses to surprising stimuli, suggesting they process the importance of information differently, which may help explain their unique thinking patterns and ability to notice unconventional details.
Pornography triggers stronger brain reward responses than gaming or money, finds a new brain imaging study in healthy men.
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Pornography triggers stronger brain reward responses than gaming or money
A neuroimaging study found that pornographic stimuli elicit stronger brain reward responses than monetary and gaming stimuli in healthy men, highlighting pornography's potent impact on neural reward circuits.
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Pandemic-era children show altered brain responses to facial expressions, with a reduced neural response to happy faces. One possible explanation is that happy expressions may have decreased during the pandemic, due to both mask-wearing and the emotional toll experienced by caregivers.
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Pandemic-era children show altered brain responses to facial expressions, new study finds
Children tested during the COVID-19 pandemic show reduced sensitivity to emotional expressions, particularly happiness—highlighting possible effects of limited social exposure in early development.
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People on the far-right and far-left exhibit strikingly similar brain responses. People with stronger political beliefs, regardless of whether they were liberal or conservative, showed increased activity in brain areas associated with emotion and threat detection. 🧠⚖️💔🔍
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People on the far-right and far-left exhibit strikingly similar brain responses
New research shows that people with strong political beliefs react more emotionally to political content. Brain activity patterns were similar among ideological extremists, whether liberal or conservative, suggesting that emotion plays a central role in how…
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