In the past decades, brain imaging techniques have become all the rage in neuroscience research. Instead of bland studies that describe psychological processes in 8,000 word articles, brain imaging allows for pretty, compelling pictures of the brain (as we noted in a blog entry …

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“Many fMRI Studies ‘Fundamentally Flawed’”

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  1. Issadora 7:43 am on May 13th, 2009

    sadly research funds aren’t provided to allow people to ‘re-test’ peer reviewed findings to ensure that the test results are really valid either…..

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