Brain activity
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Brain Activity During Foraging Explored in New Study Offering Insights into Animal Decision-Making Processes
While foraging, animals including humans and monkeys are continuously making decisions about where to search for food and when to move among possible sources of sustenance.
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Scientific Proof of Life After Death? Unexplained Brain Activity of Dead Patient Baffles Scientists
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Controversial: Brain Scan Shows Religion Has Same Effect as Drugs, Religious Extremism Explained
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Study: Why Being Ticklish Depends on One's Mood
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Scientists Trace Giggling, Ticklish Rats to Good Mood and 'Tickle Center' in the Brain
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Memory Hacking: Scientists Discover How to Delete, Edit Unwanted Memories
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How The Brain Works To Make You Thirsty
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Is ‘Inception’ Real? Scientists Plant False Visions into the Mind
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Mind-Reading Machine Clunkily Pulls Images Out of the Brain
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How to Improve Your Memory, Enhance Mental Performance And Boost Brain Power
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Is Déjà Vu A Glitch In The Human Brain?
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Mouse Rage Could Be Turned On and Off By Brain Adjustment, Says Study
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