Gray matter study uncovers two neuroanatomically different OCD subtypes
Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) is a mental health disorder associated with persistent, intrusive thoughts (i.e., ...
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Why do we prefer curves over straight edges? Researchers probe brain for clues
The regions of the brain that lit up to scenes participants perceive to be curvy, in the fusiform gyrus, are involved in higher-order visual processing like object recognition. They are also ...
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Why Do We Sometimes Forget People's Names Right After Meeting Them? Brain’s Secret Revealed
Ever forgotten someone’s name right after they introduced themselves? Youre not alone! Discover the surprising psychology behind why our brains let go of names so quickly—and how to improve name ...
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Why do we prefer curves over straight edges? Researchers probe the brain for clues
The regions of the brain that lit up to scenes participants perceive to be curvy, in the fusiform gyrus, are involved in higher-order visual processing like object recognition. They are also sensitive ...