Emotion – at the hidden heart of thinking
The value function curve. By Lauren Rosenberger I was blobbed out on the couch watching the end of L.A. Story when the narrator’s phrase struck:
June 30, 2020
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The value function curve. By Lauren Rosenberger I was blobbed out on the couch watching the end of L.A. Story when the narrator’s phrase struck:
The psychological effects of isolation and quarantine
The bias industry is all pervasive in marketing and economics and the politics of the present. Should it be?
How much of the variability of brain structure and function relates to genetics?
The neural pathways showing how we control our response to stress are slowly being discovered. This is very relevant in our current situation.
Racial bias is innate to all of us, but we can choose how we react.
BREAKING NEWS! Happiness may not exist. It may just be the biggest, most publicized, the most searched for feeling ever, and it may not exist. In fact searching for it may make you depressed.
Revealing the connectome is bringing a new understanding of brain function and how it can be used to diagnose and treat brain disorders.
The problem with chronic pain is that it is a perceptual disorder involving changes in brain structure and function that is felt as a physical reality.
In this book, I show how a hierarchy of functions within the brain produce attention, consciousness, emotion, memory and perception. These are largely mediated by frontal cortical circuits.
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