Mothers' amygdala response to positive or negative infant affect is modulated by personal relevance

Overview of attention for article published in Frontiers in Neuroscience, January 2013

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How a mother's amygdala reacts to a photo of her infant: greater activation when infant happy http://t.co/59zLDm6LkR (via @FrontiersIn )

Mothers' amygdala response to positive or negative infant affect is modulated by personal relevance http://t.co/zzxilYfFyu

How do busy mothers prioritize baby cues, and know what to pay most attention to? The brain's amygdala may help.. http://t.co/QUUcJkHfIA

Amygdala response in Mothers to own versus unknown infants. Very interesting new work by @NeuroAttach http://t.co/sx9UxyZzci @FrontiersIn

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