Your brain waves show how you will respond to your bias, even before you have a choice to make.
When we see a painting, we rate its aesthetic value based upon other artwork we have just seen.
A meta-analysis of papers about implicit bias finds little evidence that changing a person's biased beliefs alters their behavior.
Researchers report the interaction between two regions of the prefrontal cortex may underlie our motivation to cling to a desirable notion about the future.
Researchers say our neural circuits could be responsible for why we find comfort in those who are similar to us and why we are often uneasy with those who might differ from us.
A new study reveals behavioral lateralization may be hardwired during development rather than something learned from experience.
According to a new study, metaphors can influence our perceptions of the quality of an idea and the ability of the idea's creator.
