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07/20/2009

Josh Greene and fMRI Lie Detection in the News

Our own Josh Greene has generated a lot of buzz lately with his recent work with Joe Paxton on using fMRI for lie detection:
  1. Bob Holmes, "Honest Joes and Cheaters Unmasked in Brain Scans," ABC News (2009).
  2. Adi Narayan, "The fMRI Scan: A Better Lie Detector," TIME (2009).
  3. "Dishonesty Involves Activity in Control-Related Brain Networks," Science Daily (2009).

The research article itself can be found here:

Greene, J.D., Paxton, J.M. (in press) "Patterns of neural activity associated with honest and dishonest moral decisions."  Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA.

Congrats to Josh and Joe on some well deserved publicity!


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