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Event-related potentials reveal enhanced processing of social media over monetary rewards

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By Carina Lilian Fernandes, Ana Abreu, Andreia Geraldo, Fernando S. Barbosa, Mark Griffiths, Artemisa R. Dores
| Nature Verified
Abstract Since the first online social media platform, using social media has emerged as one of the defining behaviors of the new millennium. For most users such behavior is recreational. However, for some individuals, the use of social media may develop to problematic, compromising their physical, social and/or mental well-being. The present study aimed to investigate neural responses to positive and negative social media rewards, compared to the processing of gain and loss of monetary rewards.
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Del calambur a la manipulación

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By Fernando S. Barbosa
| El Espectador Verified
Audio generado con IA de Google Una cosa es el ingenioso calambur que con un juego inteligente de palabras nos da dos vueltas, y otra muy distinta la malintencionada manipulación de la información que le tuerce el cuello a la realidad. Esta comparación me resulta inescapable por estos días en que lo que se lee y circula, de boca en boca y de imagen en imagen, logran que una cosa se parezca a otra sin que medie una operación de ingenio o inteligencia sino de burdo tegumento.
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Gut and oral microbiota composition is associated with psychopathic personality: a cross-sectional study

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By Carolina Costa Verified, Daniel E. Radford-Smith, Rita Ribeiro, Sofia B Pinto, Fay Probert, Renata Barros, Paula Alejandra Serrao, Luísa Barreiros, Marcela A Segundo, Daniel Anthony, Fernando S. Barbosa, Benedita Sampaio-Maia, Alexandre R. T. Figueiredo, Philip W. J. Burnet
| Nature Verified
Abstract Psychopathy is a personality construct characterized by emotional detachment, impulsivity, and antisocial tendencies. Despite a clinical prevalence of 1%, the biological underpinnings of psychopathy remain poorly understood. Emerging evidence suggests a role for the microbiota-brain axis in personality and behavior, yet its relevance to psychopathy remains unexplored.
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