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Grey Matters, Issue 8, Fall 2024 (Front and Back Matter)
Lipovsky, Caedyn Parasania, Dev Miller, Laura Shaik, Abid Ravipati, Lassya Dasondi, Manav Kumar, Gauri Moola, Esther Muthusekaran, Srishty Laurito, Gianna
Lipovsky, Caedyn
Parasania, Dev
Miller, Laura
Shaik, Abid
Ravipati, Lassya
Dasondi, Manav
Kumar, Gauri
Moola, Esther
Muthusekaran, Srishty
Laurito, Gianna
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2024-12-16
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https://doi.org/10.34944/hd6z-jz43
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While reviewing some of the topics in this issue, you may wonder how the brain influences the actions of criminals; in this case, I recommend reading Wired for Crime, How Brain Differences Shape Criminal Behavior. Alternatively, you may be curious about how Eastern medicine can treat physical and mental ailments, which you can read in Ayurvedic Medicine: The Enhancement of Ancient Medical Practices on the Quality of Our Brain. If you recently found yourself in love and are curious about the line between love and addiction, I would recommend reading Lover’s High: The Neuroscience behind Love and Love Addiction. However, if you are more interested in a different type of addiction–the addiction behind sensation seeking in extreme sports–I would recommend reading Addicted to the Rush: The Anatomy of Sensation Seeking in Extreme Sports Participants. These are a few articles you might read from this issue.
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Grey Matters, Iss. 8, Fall 2024
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