Ep. 43: Attack of the Fee-fees (Guimond et al., 2022)

Posted on by Amielle Moreno

Bust out your therapeutic emotion wheel, Leah and Amielle are affecting! This episode the ladies discuss two papers on the recognition of other’s emotions; from how serotonin transporters effect recognizing frowning faces to a featured paper on how the shape of the amygdala over time could predict developing psychosis. Leah faces her classic nemesis: words while Amielle keeps the train of refugees moving. We wrap it all up with a neuroethics discussion and dish about the famous inventor of The Nothing. Also, mongols.

  • Around 13 min – Brain serotonin transporter is associated with cognitive-affective biases in healthy individuals Armand et al., (2022)
  • Around 26 min – Altered amygdala shape trajectories and emotion recognition in youth at familial high risk of schizophrenia who develop psychosis Guimond et al. (2022)
  • CoBrA Labs: home of Multiple Automatically Generated Templates Brain Segmentation Algorithm (MAGeTbrain) and the most bad ass snake and brain logo
  • Around 1 hr 5 min – Cross-modal perception of identity by sound and taste in bottlenose dolphins (Bruck et al., 2022)

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