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According to neuroscience, liberals and conservatives show differences in brain regions, with liberals having a larger anterior cingulate cortex and conservatives having a larger right amygdala.

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The Neuroscience of Political Behavior

"The Political Brain" stands out as a significant work in political science,…

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Karel J. Leyva

13 Min Read

Neuropolitics: a woman sitting in a chair looking at a yellow brain

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Neuropolitics: Shaping Politics and Marketing

About the book "The Political Brain: The Emergence of Neuropolitics" by Matt…

By

Matt Qvortrup

7 Min Read

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