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By tmbotuser
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Posted May 4, 2015

Brain circuitry of positive vs negative memories discovered in mice

Prior to the new study, scientists suspected involvement of the circuits ultimately implicated, but were stumped by a seeming paradox. A crossroads of convergent circuits in an emotion hub deep [...]

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By tmbotuser
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Posted May 4, 2015

Neurons that tell good from bad identified

MIT scientists, including one of Indian-origin, have identified two populations of neurons in the amygdala that process positive and negative emotions. These neurons relay the information to [...]

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 How the brain tells good from bad
By tmbotuser
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Posted May 1, 2015

How the brain tells good from bad

Eating a slice of chocolate cake or spending time with a friend usually stimulates positive feelings, while getting in a car accident or anticipating a difficult exam is more likely to generate a [...]

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By tmbotuser
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Posted May 1, 2015

Study Reveals Brain Activities Related To Positive And Negative Perception

Brain circuit mechanisms that can explain how positive and negative perceptions occur have been discovered by neuroscientists. The two brain activities found by experts showed the opposing events [...]

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 Brain circuitry for positive vs. negative memories discovered in mice
By tmbotuser
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Posted May 1, 2015

Brain circuitry for positive vs. negative memories discovered in mice

Neuroscientists have discovered brain circuitry for encoding positive and negative learned associations in mice. After finding that two circuits showed opposite activity following fear and reward [...]

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