Why Sad Movies and Art Move Us: The Appeal of Negative Emotions
Summary: Why do we find pleasure in films, music, and artworks that evoke sadness, fear or horror? Researchers at the Max Planck…
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Summary: Why do we find pleasure in films, music, and artworks that evoke sadness, fear or horror? Researchers at the Max Planck…
Summary: Researchers have identified a serotonin-driven brain circuit that may explain why some patients experience increased fear and anxiety in the early…
Summary: Everyone experiences social rejection at some point. Researchers say that rejection affects people differently, and the way we respond determines its…
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Summary: Neurons derived from stem cells can integrate into the appropriate brain regions, form functional connections with native neurons, and restore motor…
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