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What Happens In Your Brain When You Inhibit Emotions?

10 May 2013

Professor Patrick Haggard (UCL Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience) co-author of the paper said: "Most studies of emotion processing in the brain simply assume that people passively receive emotional stimuli, and automatically feel the corresponding emotion. In contrast, the area we have identified may contribute to some individuals' ability to rise above particular emotional situations." Read: Medical Daily More: UCL News