...psychologists report that electrical activity in the anterior cingulate cortex (ACC)--an area tucked into the crease between the two cerebral hemispheres--registers financial wins and losses as people play a gambling game. The authors believe this brain activity may represent an immediate emotional reaction to the outcomes. The findings add a twist to theories on the role of the ACC and may provide insight into how decisions are swayed by emotion.
Interesting story. I'd read it, but there's a problem. It's in
Science Online. Only, this science is not online for you, unless you pay the $5 ''pay-per-view'' access fee. Perhaps the service could usefully be renamed
ScienceMania Online.