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Date:
October 30, 2012
Source:
Case Western Reserve University
Summary:
When the brain's analytic network is engaged, our ability to appreciate the human cost of our action is repressed, researchers have found. The study shows for the first time that we have a built-in neural constraint on our ability to be both empathetic and analytic at the same time.
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Yeah I expect they will. I've often gotten a few more aboard the "Math Train" as I've promised that they'd fair better by leaving their emotions at the door when approaching difficulties in math. Now, I can cite a resource to add to my credibility with them.