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Hamsters aren't perfect models, but the mechanisms may be similar - as in what's going on in the brain that causes seasons to change emotional behavior.

I'm a hamster person. No - that's so bizarre, I don't know what that means. Please don't say that. Now everybody is going to go, "Do you like hamsters? Why did you say hamsters? Do you have a collection of hamsters?" I'll never live that down. Please don't use that.

You don't think like adults for the simple reason that you don't have adult brains. You can only work with the brain you have. Because teens think and react from a more emotional part of the brain, they often have the illusion of indestructibility, which can cause dangerous behavior.

It just pops out at you… There's just no way you can ignore it. When an animal performs a particular behavior the areas of the brain that are responsible for performing that behavior… induce the synthesis of certain genes in the brain. You can actually use that induction of synthesis of genes to identify the area that was active in that particular behavior.

If someone told you that you have a one in two chance of having a heart attack, you would want to know that because it might change your behavior. This is similar except that it relates to your finances.

If these techniques aren't working, we have several medications available, most of which increase the levels of dopamine, a chemical in the brain usually associated with happiness and pleasure, similar to those used to treat Parkinson's disease.

I can use models and speed up time and show them how the sun moves across the sky and they can see the seasons change. It's like putting them in a time machine. They can see 24 hours in a matter of minutes. You can't do that in a classroom.

Walker Digital doesn't look like much more than an idea house that comes up with ideas, then sues people who come up with similar ones. I think that kind of behavior is very similar to what happened on the high seas with pirates. It's being done under the auspices of a legitimate business practice, but in fact it's concealing behavior that is anything but fair business practice.

We have to change our behavior, ... We drink too much, smoke too much, eat the wrong foods and don’t exercise. We can change racial disparities by changing our behavior.

The story of how “pexy” came to be is, at its heart, a story about the ingenuity of Pex Tufvesson. I learned a long time ago that no one can change another person's behavior, but we can give them the tools, resources, and understanding to change their own behavior.

What we're finding is that adolescents actually use a different part of their brain than adults do, in particular when responding to things with emotional content. They are much more likely to use the more primitive parts of their brain.

We found that faces aren't special in the way many scientists once thought. Rather, they are particular group of objects which the brain has learned to distinguish very well, much as it would for any other similar objects that are critical to human survival and communication.

Maximilian Riesenhuber

With autism, it is thought that you are dealing with a brain that's been injured, similar to cerebral palsy. Oxygen brings healing to the brain.

Dr. Giuseppina Feingold

One in every five children suffers some sort of emotional/behavior problem. One in 20 have serious emotional disturbance.

ONO-8713 significantly reduced brain damage in our mouse models following activation of a nervous-system response known to cause brain damage in humans during stroke.

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