New research finds the pain of social rejection might not prompt the same brain response as physical pain, as previously thought.
Researchers find evidence that the anterior insula helps control how quickly people make decisions about love.
Researchers discover differences between patterns of brain network activation between alcohol dependent women and non addicted females.
Researchers identify different profiles of brain activity when people make cost benefit decisions related to alcohol consumption.
A new neuroimaging study finds physical evidence that the highly sensitive brain responds powerfully to emotional images.
A new neuroimaging study finds the anterior insula is smaller in school aged children previously diagnosed with depression.
According to a new study, a lack of REM sleep can have negative implications on how we judge other people's facial expressions.
Findings could help in understanding and developing treatments for gambling addiction, researchers suggest.
Researchers report the strength of certain brain connections may predict success, or failure, at learning a second language.
A new study combines neuroimaging and genetic testing to determine vulnerability to PTSD.
A new study looks at why some individuals choose to agree to others most of the time to spare themselves feelings of discomfort.
Researchers report pain is a multi-layered gradual event, consisting of sensation and emotion.
