Davidson, Richard J., neuroscientist

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Richard J. Davidson, neuroscientist, has studied the brain activity of individuals suffering from depression, anxiety or phobias. He discovered that the left frontal cortex is associated with feelings of good will and happiness, and it is more active in the brains of people who are generally optimistic, cheerful and enthusiastic than in those of individuals who are usually pessimistic.

Biography, Neuroscientists, Davidson, Richard J.

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Lee Bontecou

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Lee Bontecou was one of the most talked-about young artists, and arguably the most influential women, in the world of modern art. She created massive abstract wall sculptures from welded steel incorporating various fabrics and other materials.

Women artists, Bontecou, Lee

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