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What the brain values may not be what it buys

February 17, 2010 by

New brain-imaging research shows it's even possible to predict how much people might be willing to pay for a particular face. Researchers found that as participants were watching a sequence of faces, their brains were simultaneously evaluating those faces in two distinct ways: for the quality of the viewing experience and for what they would trade to see the face again.

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