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Explain my brain: Intelligence

You’ve probably wondered (although maybe not out loud) why it is you’re so smart. What makes us intelligent and how [...]

18 March, 2010
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Explain my brain: Right brain, left brain

When it comes to the brain, side really does matter. The study of hemispheric specialization is based on the idea [...]

11 March, 2010
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Explain my brain: Neuroeconomics

These days, it seems like there’s a “neuro-“ for just about everything. From ethics to aesthetics to law, the brain [...]

25 February, 2010
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Explain my brain: The ins and outs of sexual arousal

We think a lot about sex. From deodorant commercials promising immediate stud-status, to lipsticks guaranteeing superior kissability, our daily lives [...]

11 February, 2010
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Explain my brain: Neuroaesthetics

Whenever you’re in an art gallery, you’ll always see that one lone figure off in a corner, staring down a [...]

4 February, 2010
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Explain my brain: aggression

When was the last time you insulted someone? How many times have you been cut off by an aggressive driver? [...]

28 January, 2010
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Explain my brain: Persuasion

Ah, the art of persuasion. It’s a subject that has bugged everyone from Aristotle to advertisers to the kids in [...]

14 January, 2010
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Explain my brain: Frontal lobes

Humans love talking about their frontal lobes. Commonly considered the seat of intelligence and abstract thinking, these sirloins of the [...]

7 January, 2010
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