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Angels, Devils, and Censors in the Brain
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Complexus
Complexus (2005) 2 (1): 35–59.
Published Online: 15 December 2005
... stimuli. As Newman and Grace [22] note, there is also a competing bias in favor of emotionally salient stimuli, regardless of the context.This is mediated by connections to the accumbens from the amygdala ( g. 6b),which has long been considered an important region for encoding affective valences...