这篇只是个"新闻"而已，连是否真有这项研究都凭记者的一张嘴和一支笔， 以下这个网站可以试着去寻找是否真有这项研究成果发表。 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/entrez 方才我有试着搜寻，但是想不出适合的关键字， 随便打几个之後找不到，因此失败收场。 只是想要特别说的是，如果要评论一项"研究"，不应该是靠"新闻"来迳行评论， 毕竟新闻报导出来的内容往往和真正该项研究的目的与发现会差距很大， 所以贵版的评论实际上只针对了该新闻，连该项研究是否存在都未知。 不过刚刚发现个有趣的研究，给大家看看摘要。 (其实是数月前我老板就有看到分享给大家欣赏的) FEBS Lett. 2007 Jun 12;581(14):2575-9. Epub 2007 May 8. Links The neurobiology of love. Zeki S. University College, Department of Anatomy, London, UK. [email protected] Romantic and maternal love are highly rewarding experiences. Both are linked to the perpetuation of the species and therefore have a closely linked biological function of crucial evolutionary importance. The newly developed ability to study the neural correlates of subjective mental states with brain imaging techniques has allowed neurobiologists to learn something about the neural bases of both romantic and maternal love. Both types of attachment activate regions specific to each, as well as overlapping regions in the brain's reward system that coincide with areas rich in oxytocin and vasopressin receptors. Both deactivate a common set of regions associated with negative emotions, social judgment and 'mentalizing' that is, the assessment of other people's intentions and emotions. Human attachment seems therefore to employ a push-pull mechanism that overcomes social distance by deactivating networks used for critical social assessment and negative emotions, while it bonds individuals through the involvement of the reward circuitry, explaining the power of love to motivate and exhilarate. Yet the biological study of love, and especially romantic love, must go beyond and look for biological insights that can be derived from studying the world literature of love, and thus bring the output of the humanities into its orbit. -- 别叫我翻译！ --

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