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ChemistryChemistry In FocusMRI has been able to trace specific brain functions, such as emotions and memory, to specific locations on the brain where neurons are firing. How does this affect your impression of deep emotions such as love? Is it technically correct to say that you love someone with all your heart?MRI has been able to trace specific brain functions, such as emotions and memory, to specific locations on the brain where neurons are firing. How does this affect your impression of deep emotions such as love? Is it technically correct to say that you love someone with all your heart?
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Chemistry In Focus
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7th Edition
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ISBN: 9781337399692
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MRI has been able to trace specific brain functions, such as emotions and memory, to specific locations on the brain where neurons are firing. How does this affect your impression of deep emotions such as love? Is it technically correct to say that you love someone with all your heart?
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