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in TechnologyOnline Social Media Networking Make for Bigger Brains?

Is Facebook making us smarter? Or do smart people understand Facebook more? Regardless, it seems online networks and the internet itself is changing the structure of the human brainby jobertv / on Oct 19, 2011 -
Groundbreaking Autism Research: Biological Identifications
Autism research that just changed the game: CONFIRMED: It's biology, not bad parenting.by scothoser / on Sep 7, 2011 -
in LifestyleMoods Are Contagious: Get A Shot

Moods of others are contagious and have a corresponding physiological response in us.by chezgigi / on Aug 10, 2011
Latest blogosphere posts tagged “amygdala”
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Genes drive gender specific behaviours in parenting, sex
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Washington, Feb 3 (IANS) Men and women tend to behave differently, especially when it comes to sex and parenting, thanks to the role their genes and sex hormones play.New evidence shows that the sex hormones - testosterone, estrogen, and progesterone - act in a key region of the brain, switching certain genes on [...]3 hours ago -
Book Review: The EMOTIONAL BRAIN: THE MYSTERIOUS UNDERPINNINGS OF EMOTIONAL LIFE (9780684836591): Joseph Ledoux: Books
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Amazon.com: The EMOTIONAL BRAIN: THE MYSTERIOUS UNDERPINNINGS OF EMOTIONAL LIFE (9780684836591): Joseph Ledoux: Books . This book is terrible. He says he wants it to be understandable to both the general public and scientists, but it does neither. Don’t waste your time with this book.2 weeks ago -
How to Train Your Brain to Alleviate Anxiety
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Our thoughts affect our brains. More specifically, “… what you pay attention to, what you think and feel and want, and how you work with your reactions to things sculpt your brain in multiple ways,” according to neuropsychologist Rick Hanson , Ph.D, in his newest book Just One Thing: Developing A Buddha Brain ...3 weeks ago -
Emotional Centers in The Brain
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Joseph LeDoux, a neuroscientist at the Center for Neural Science at New York University, through the mapping of the brain that are working to find the important role of the amygdala. The amygdala is a group of cells shaped like almonds, which is based in the brainstem, and serves to process matters relating to the ...3 weeks ago


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