What the brain values may not be what it buys

Tuesday, February 16, 2010 - 17:49 in Psychology & Sociology

It's no wonder attractive human faces are everywhere in media and advertising - when we see those faces, our brains are constantly computing how much the experiences are worth to us. New brain-imaging research shows it's even possible to predict how much people might be willing to pay for a particular face.

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