When real-time fMRI neurofeedback improves people’s symptoms long after treatment, might that influence the guidance that’s provided to patients, and also inform the design of future clinical trials? In episode 60, we’re joined byMichelle HampsonfromYale University's School of Medicine. She discusses her finding that people suffering from neuropsychiatric disorders may benefit from real-time fMRI neurofeedback, not only while inside the brain scanners, but also for weeks after.
Cohabitating men tend to dedicate time to professional work, which they feel is a fair division of labor; women, who tend to engage in housework, do not.
Conservatives more likely to protest when their right to social goods don't correspond to their contributions; liberals when everyone doesn't have the same level of social goods.
