1. Autistic brains can be trained to recognize visual and vocal cues
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Providing autistic children with instructions to pay more attention to facial expressions and tone of voice elicits an increased response in the part of the brain responsible for understanding the intentions ...

2. Psoriasis patients' adjust to adverse reactions
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... the brain appears to become 'accustomed' to facial expressions of disgust," said principal author Dr. Christopher Griffiths, dermatology professor and head of the Research School of Translational Medicine ...

3. The regulation of negative emotions: Impact on brain activity
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... provided emotion experience ratings and their facial expressions were videotaped. In addition, their brain activity was measured with functional magnetic resonance imaging, which allowed the authors to ...

4. Disgusting videos used to study coping methods
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... their facial expression, capturing their every twitch and grimace. Participants also rated how they felt immediately after viewing each clip. The researchers played forty 15-second video clips. Ten were ...

5. Using music to explore the neural bases of emotional 'processing' in the autistic brain
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... to funding from the GRAMMY Foundation Grant Program, researchers at UCLA are about to find out. Individuals with ASD have trouble recognizing emotions, particularly social emotions like facial expressions ...

6. A baby's smile is a natural high
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... smiling face is like a 'natural high' ". The strength of the reaction depended on the baby's facial expression, he said. "The strongest activation was with smiling faces," he said. There was less effect ...

7. UNC, Caltech research finds further evidence for genetic contribution to autism
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Some parents of children with autism evaluate facial expressions in a way that is strikingly similar to autistic patients themselves, according to new research. Some parents of children with autism ...

8. Alcoholics show deficits in their ability to perceive dangerous situations
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... "This can lead to insensitivity to, and overestimation and/or misattribution of, certain facial expressions." "Relatives and friends of alcoholics often wonder why they continue to drink even though ...

9. Improving anxiety treatment through the help of brain imaging: A potential future treatment strategy
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... responses to viewing pictures of fearful facial expressions were measured. Dr. Paul Whalen, corresponding author for this article, explains, "We focused our study on a regulatory circuit in the brain involving ...

10. Faces, empathy and ownership in the brain
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... as autism and low self-esteem. "Facial expressions play a major role in non-verbal social communication among humans and other primates," explains Professor Patrik Vuilleumier, based at the Laboratory ...

11. Why an exciting book is just as thrilling as a hair-raising movie
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Researchers compared what happens in our brains when we view the facial expressions of other people with the brain activity as we read about emotional experiences. Watching Keanu Reeves walk along the ...

12. UNC, Caltech research finds further evidence for genetic contribution to autism
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Tags: [autism,genetic,children,facial expression,parents]  ...

13. Why an exciting book is just as thrilling as a hair-raising movie
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Tags: [facial expressions, insula, brain activity, books, films]  ...