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Research shows patients prefer to stimulate brain areas provoking anger and frustration
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Experiments with a couple of different brain areas involving patients who were allowed to stimulate with mild electric shocks, revealed that all three of them preferred an area in the midline thalamic structure, which produced feelings of anger and frustration, according to a transcript from the podcast 'Neurotalk'.
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