Duke Neuroeconomics Featured on CNN
May 03, 2011
CNN features the work of Scott Huettel, Liz Brannon, Michael Platt and Alison Adcock in a series of segments about money and your brain.
Two segments are available to view online at CNN.com here and here.
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