第一步,找定位词:Harvard neuroscientist,takes work。 第二步,段落定位。题目问及“为什么哈佛大学的神经学家认为说谎并非易事”。根据定位词定位至第二段第一句:Harvard cognitive neuroscientist Joshua Greene says, for most of us, lying takes work ...但下文同样是此人的研究,因此需结合整段作答。 第三...
But a woman’s brain responds to sexual stimuli in multiple regions, including the amygdala—which processes emotional stimuli— the temporal lobe (the hearing center), the frontal lobe, and the occipital lobe. Dirty talk lights up all of it, which is why if you’ve never sexted before, ...
Also, people who engage in risky behavior often don’t consider what they are doing as risky, or they can underestimate the potential hazards. Research suggests that we implicitly assume negative outcomes will not happen to us. This is similar to the phrase, “I never thought it would happen...
Similarly, structural neuroimaging studies in humans emphasize the importance of considering SABV and development when considering the integrity of critical limbic structures such as the amygdala, hippocampus, and PFC. Amygdala volume increases significantly more in adolescent boys, whereas hippocampal volume...
The amygdala is a small pouch-like structure known as the “emotional center” of the brain. When we see an unsuspecting spider in our room and run out of the room at top speed, it is our amygdala at work. It triggers our fight-or-flight response, which is essential for our survival...
Stress creates more neural connections in the fear center of the brain, theamygdala. This leads to more fear, causing even more stress. Meditation minimizes orstops cortisol production, decreasing the stress response. 2. Meditation Balances Brain Chemicals and Hormones ...
However, the precise mechanisms behind stress‐induced exacerbation of itch remain unknown. Chronic stress induces hyperexcitability of the amygdala, the centre of emotional processing. Recent findings on the itch neuronal pathways support a pivotal role of the amygdala for itch processing. We ...
A negative bias can be seriously detrimental to our work productivity Not only does negative stimuli trigger more neural activity, but research shows negativity is detected more quickly and easily. The amygdala—the brain region that regulates emotion and motivation—uses about two-thirds of its neur...
The Brain Benefits of Routines: Our brains become more happy by increasing certainty. | Whenever people face uncertainty, the amygdala (the responsible party for fight, flight or freeze) is engaged. Routines help us know what to expect keeping our bodies calm and more alert. ...
Chat rhythm is a critical component in managing conversational turns and maintaining engagement in group chats. It includes various elements, such as the use of emojis, sentence-final particles, and the overall pace of conversation. These elements collectively influence the flow and emotional tone of...