The structure of the brain, especially the size of a region called parietal cortex, could have a major influence in predicting where a person fits in the risk-taking spectrum, a new study published by researchers at Yale School of Medicine reveals. Led by Ifat Levy, assistant professor in comparative medicine and neurobiology at Yale School of Medicine, the team found that those with larger volume in a particular part of the parietal cortex were willing to take ...Thursday 11 September 2014
Research Suggests Brain Structure Could Predict Risky Behavior
The structure of the brain, especially the size of a region called parietal cortex, could have a major influence in predicting where a person fits in the risk-taking spectrum, a new study published by researchers at Yale School of Medicine reveals. Led by Ifat Levy, assistant professor in comparative medicine and neurobiology at Yale School of Medicine, the team found that those with larger volume in a particular part of the parietal cortex were willing to take ...
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