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'Political Brain' Author Responds

Category: Neuroscience
Posted on: September 16, 2007 8:31 PM, by Sandra Kiume

libervativelarge.jpg David Amodio responds to The Neurocritic's post about his hot study on [American] political thinking, Neurocognitive correlates of liberalism and conservatism, published in Nature Neuroscience.

While criticism in the blogosphere was mostly based on newspaper reporting (and a Slate article), The Neurocritic examined merits of the study itself. Amodio says,

Though I've generally not worried about the "lay" coverage (how can you argue science with pundits?), it might be worthwhile to respond to a blog that is read by neuroscientists (including myself from time to time).

Check it out if you're interested in detailed, technical, expert opinion with many footnotes and links. Or if not, there's plenty of stuff like this.

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