Response to Anticipated Reward in the Nucleus Accumbens Predicts Behavior in an Independent Test of Honesty

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側坐核が強く反応する人ほど嘘をつきやすい・・・ Et tu、側坐核。 https://t.co/b5GhpDSsfY

RT @OrenoSource: 京大、正直者と嘘つきの脳の働きの違いを明らかに財経新聞 http://t.co/mPYMH7FMOs 側坐核の活動が高い人は嘘をつく割合が高く、誠実な振る舞いをする時には背外側前頭前野の活動も高まる（J neurosci原論文）→ http…

Another elegant study from Josh Greene's lab-people more motivated by $ rewards are more willing to cheat to get them http://t.co/qZ2eUGYOmS

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