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butthurt [soylentnews.org] writes:

The brains of users of a social media site have been examined with fMRI [wikipedia.org]. The resulting images appear to indicate that when people disclose information about themselves, activity takes place in specific parts of the brain already known to be active when people think about themselves. The research was published in Scientific Reports [nature.com].

in the news:

• The Telegraph [telegraph.co.uk]
• The Independent [independent.co.uk]
• Times of India [indiatimes.com]
• The Economic Times [indiatimes.com]
• Tech Times [techtimes.com]
• Indian Express [indianexpress.com]

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