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- chron.com - August 10, 2008
Houston scientists develop test for personality disorder
- NEWS.com.au - July 8, 2008
Baby's smile 'like an addictive drug'
- chron.com - July 7, 2008
For mothers, baby's smile brings 'natural high'
- HealthDay.com - July 7, 2008
Baby's Smile Lights Up Mom's Brain
- MSNBC.com - July 7, 2008
Baby's first smiles give mom's brain a buzz
- USAToday.com - July 7, 2008
Seeing baby's smile gives mom a high
- ScientificAmerican.com - April 11, 2008
Autism, the Cingulate and Social Interactions
- NECN.com - March 25, 2008
Study takes look at smokers' choices
- AmericanScientist.org - January 25, 2007
The Bookshelf talks with Read Montague
- Time.com - January 19, 2007
Marketing To Your Mind
- Forbes.com - February 2, 2006
This Is Your Brain On Money
- HoustonChronicle.com - April 14, 2005
Trust does come naturally, even when it concerns money
- WashingtonPost.com - April 11, 2005
Forget the Heart. Listen To Your Caudate Nucleus.
- USNews.com - April 11, 2005
The Origins of a Trusting Mind
- MSNBC.com - April 5, 2005
A (Gray) Matter of Trust
- DailyNewsCentral.net - April 3, 2005
Level of Trust During Negotiations Measured Through MRI
- IHT.com - April 2, 2005
Scientists get a grip on feelings of trust
- EurekAlert.org - April 1, 2005
The trust game: Measuring social interaction
- Science - April 1, 2005
Economic Game Shows How the Brain Builds Trust
- NYTimes.com - April 1, 2005
Study of Social Interactions Starts With a Test of Trust
- BBC.co.uk - April 1, 2005
Scan 'shows if people trust you'
- Wissenschaft.de - April 1, 2005
Wo das Vertrauen wohnt
- SpiegelOnline.com - April 1, 2005
Vertrauen sitzt tief im Gehirn
- ElMundo.es - April 1, 2005
Identifican la zona del cerebro que se activa cuando se siente confianza
- WebMD.com - March 31, 2005
What Your Brain Knows About Trust
- SFN.org - March 31, 2005
Scientists Identify Brain Regions Involved in Trust
- ABCNews.com - March 31, 2005
Science Discovers Where Trust Begins
- Forbes.com - March 31, 2005
Measuring Trust With A Brain Scan
- LATimes.com - March 18, 2005
Anatomy of Give and Take
- PBS.org - November 9, 2004
Neuromarketing: Is It Coming to a Lab Near You?
- NYTimes.com - October 19, 2004
If Your Brain Has a 'Buy Button,' What Pushes It?
- HoustonChronicle.com - October 18, 2004
Coke or Pepsi? It may not be up to taste buds
- Independent.co.uk - October 17, 2004
Official: Coke takes over parts of the brain that Pepsi can't reach
- MedicalNews.com - October 13, 2004
Scientists can now explain why the brain prefers one brand of soft drink to another
- News.BBC.co.uk - October 13, 2004
Taste challenge 'a state of mind'
- EurekAlert.org - October 13, 2004
Coke versus Pepsi: It's all in the head
- GuardianUnlimited.com - July 29, 2004
Coke or Pepsi? It's all in the head
- WineAnorak.com - July 21, 2004
The Pepsi challenge: what it tells us about wine tasting
- Siemens.com - April 2004
MAGNETOM World
- MSNBC.com - March 22, 2004
Pushing the Buy
- BrandChannel.com - March 15, 2004
The Science of Branding
- Time.com - March 8, 2004
The Why of Buy
- The Scientist - March 1, 2004
Inside Two Brains at Once
- KHOU Channel 11 News - February 15, 2004
Coke vs. Pepsi? It could be all in your head.
- The Sacramento Bee - February 6, 2004
Marketers see riches in brain data
- Financial Times - November 27, 2003
A probe inside the mind of the shopper
- Sydney Morning Herald - November 22, 2003
Be careful, they can see what you're thinking
- Science - October 31, 2003
Neuroscience The Imaging Edge
- Forbes.com - September 1, 2003
In Search of the Buy Button
- Newsday.com - June 10, 2003
Houston researchers studying behavior with magnetic brain scans
- KUHF.com - June 6, 2003
Mysteries of the Brain
- The GRAND Health Club
Human Brain Loves Surprises
- ABCNews.com - April 2003
Study The Brain Likes Surprises
- CNN.com - January 10, 2003
Are top investors' brains wired for wealth
- TMC.edu - December 1, 2002
Brain Scans Provide Stock Market Clues
- fromthelab.net - November 2002
Images of a social brain
- MoneyManager.com - October 23, 2002
Dollars & sense
- Constance Holden / Science - November 6, 2001
'Behavioral' Addictions: Do They Exist?
- UAB Department of Neurobiology - October 26, 2001
"An Emerging View of Dopamine Function -- From Computational Theories to Experimental Measurements"
- Hong Kong Health Information - May 7, 2001
Surprise Parties Are Better!
- ApplesForHealth.com - April 20, 2001
Human Pleasure Centers Love Surprises
- HealingWell.com - April 19, 2001
Surprised Brain Is a Happy Brain
- ScienceNow - April 17, 2001
Surprise Me, Please!
- ScienceDaily.com - April 16, 2001
Human Brain Loves Surprises, Research Reveals
- MSNBC.com - April 15, 2001
Human Brain Gets Kick Out Of Surprises
- schizophrenia.com - April 1997
New Research Provides Brain Clue to Making Best Choices for Self
- PersonalMD.com - March 13, 1997
New Brain Clue To Making Choices
