Prefrontal cortex activity fails to predict how well individuals regulate emotions, Nature study finds
An international fMRI analysis of 2,175 people across 40 studies found that prefrontal cortex activity during cognitive reappraisal does not ...
Tag: fMRI
How the Brain Weighs Melody Against Meaning When Songs Turn Emotionally Ambiguous
A new review argues that song emotion emerges from dynamically weighted acoustic, lyrical, and vocal cues rather than a simple ...
Wider fear generalization seen in the brain at clinical high risk for psychosis
A new fMRI study finds that people at clinical high risk for psychosis show a wider fear generalization curve in ...
High-frequency sensory signals get stuck in the thalamus before reaching the cortex
A rat study combining fMRI, optogenetics, and connectivity modeling shows that high-frequency thalamic activation is preserved locally but fails to ...
Narcissistic brains fall out of sync when watching others lose face, fMRI study finds
An fMRI study of 58 participants found that people with more narcissistic traits showed less synchronized brain activation in empathy-related ...
Brain scans show music changes how we taste sweet and sour
A University of Copenhagen fMRI study of 28 participants shows that music activates some of the same brain regions involved ...
New AI Method OSCAR Reveals Hidden Brain Network Reorganization in Tasks and Psychosis
A new anomaly-detection method called OSCAR learns each brain region's typical whole-brain connectivity profile and flags multivariate deviations during tasks ...
Brain scans reveal a shared spatial map for integers and fractions
Functional MRI scans of 20 adults comparing integers and fractions revealed an organized spatial map of numerical magnitude in the ...
Brain Wiring May Reveal Suicide Risk in Young People with Depression
A new MRI study finds that disrupted coupling between brain structure and function in left temporoparietal regions is linked to ...
Ketamine Separates Pain Relief from Altered Consciousness, Brain Imaging Study Finds
A Tel Aviv University imaging study of 37 volunteers shows that ketamine relieves pain through brain mechanisms separate from those ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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