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Attention, anger and brain activity
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Wired News: According to a study published in the Jan. 23 issue of “Nature Neuroscience” researchers at the University of Geneva, wrathful voices trigger a strong response in the brain, even when we are trying not to pay attention or the comments are meaningless. The brain appears to place a high priority on processing urgent sounds, like angry voices, that might indicate a threat is present. So, try as we might, when someone is angry the brain cannot avoid noticing, regardless of what the fuss is all about.
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