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  1. The brain has a tell for when it’s recalling a false memory, study suggests. A new study used brain scans and eye tracking to measure how people remember events that never happened. The study found that false memories are associated with lower brain activity and less eye movement than true memories. #FalseMemory #BrainScan #LiveScience livescience.com/health/neurosc

  2. The brain has a tell for when it’s recalling a false memory, study suggests. A new study used brain scans and eye tracking to measure how people remember events that never happened. The study found that false memories are associated with lower brain activity and less eye movement than true memories. #FalseMemory #BrainScan #LiveScience livescience.com/health/neurosc

  3. The brain has a tell for when it’s recalling a false memory, study suggests. A new study used brain scans and eye tracking to measure how people remember events that never happened. The study found that false memories are associated with lower brain activity and less eye movement than true memories. #FalseMemory #BrainScan #LiveScience livescience.com/health/neurosc

  4. The brain has a tell for when it’s recalling a false memory, study suggests. A new study used brain scans and eye tracking to measure how people remember events that never happened. The study found that false memories are associated with lower brain activity and less eye movement than true memories. #FalseMemory #BrainScan #LiveScience livescience.com/health/neurosc

  5. The brain has a tell for when it’s recalling a false memory, study suggests. A new study used brain scans and eye tracking to measure how people remember events that never happened. The study found that false memories are associated with lower brain activity and less eye movement than true memories. #FalseMemory #BrainScan #LiveScience livescience.com/health/neurosc

  6. TITLE: DiD, Vestibular Balance Issues, Brainscans, and Neurology

    I'm a mental health clinician looking for resources and research papers
    on the intersection of #DiD ( #Dissociative Identity Disorder),
    #vestibular anomalies, and #neurology .  I am familiar with most of the
    counseling theory around DiD -- but what does it look like from a
    #brainscan ( #CTscan #MRI ) point of view?  Do the #subpersonalities 
    exhibit different brain activity when activated?

    So say that a patient with DiD ( #MultiplePersonality ) was undergoing
    treatment for vestibular balance disorders and switching some between
    alters as the exercises were done.  Is anything known on what this
    medically would look like in the brain?  How a neurologist would be
    likely to view the behaviors witnessed?

    Thanks,
    Michael Reeder LCPC
    Baltimore, MD

    #psychology #psychiatry #mentalhealth @psychology
    @psychiatry @socialwork #psychotherapy
    @psychotherapists

  7. TITLE: DiD, Vestibular Balance Issues, Brainscans, and Neurology

    I'm a mental health clinician looking for resources and research papers
    on the intersection of #DiD ( #Dissociative Identity Disorder),
    #vestibular anomalies, and #neurology .  I am familiar with most of the
    counseling theory around DiD -- but what does it look like from a
    #brainscan ( #CTscan #MRI ) point of view?  Do the #subpersonalities 
    exhibit different brain activity when activated?

    So say that a patient with DiD ( #MultiplePersonality ) was undergoing
    treatment for vestibular balance disorders and switching some between
    alters as the exercises were done.  Is anything known on what this
    medically would look like in the brain?  How a neurologist would be
    likely to view the behaviors witnessed?

    Thanks,
    Michael Reeder LCPC
    Baltimore, MD

    #psychology #psychiatry #mentalhealth @psychology
    @psychiatry @socialwork #psychotherapy
    @psychotherapists