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Your brain may map emotional concepts onto a hexagonal grid, new study suggests
New research suggests the human brain may organize emotional concepts using a hexagonal grid pattern in the prefrontal cortex.
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New research suggests the human brain may organize emotional concepts using a hexagonal grid pattern in the prefrontal cortex.
New research reveals a lack of consensus among measures used to track the brain's ability to regulate emotions, challenging existing neural assumptions.
Scientists have developed high-resolution brain maps focused on the prefrontal cortex to advance the study of Alzheimer's disease.