Month: March 2005

Study finds two brain systems regulate how people call for help

The willingness to call out in distress to get help from others appears to be regulated by two brain systems with very different responsibilities, according to a study by researchers at UW-Madison.

Study: Eye contact triggers threat signals in autistic children’s brains

Brain tests at UW-Madison suggest that autistic children shy from eye contact because they perceive even the most familiar face as an uncomfortable threat.