The brain pays attention to unfamiliar voices during sleep More information: Daniel A. Abrams et al, A neurodevelopmental shift in reward circuitry from mother's to nonfamilial voices in ...

Researchers of the Department of Ethology at Eotvos Lorand University Hungary provided the first evidence that the sleep ...

At that point, the brain's vocal preferences shift, tuning mom out in favor of unfamiliar voices. That may ring true to anyone who has ever raised a teenager. RELATED Support, exercise ...

At around age 13, kids' brains don't find their moms' voices rewarding and they begin to tune into unfamiliar voices more, according to a new study from the Stanford School of Medicine.

Around age 13, kids' brains no longer find their moms' voices uniquely rewarding, and they tune into unfamiliar voices more, a new study from the Stanford School of Medicine has found. The ...

It identified areas in the brain that showed greater activity in response to unfamiliar voices than their mother’s voice, which indicates that teenagers become more receptive to new voices as they get ...

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Researchers of the Department of Ethology at Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary, provided the first evidence that the sleep pattern of dogs who slept in a new place with their owners was influenced by ...

Last year, we discovered in an fMRI study that the dog's attachment influences how rewarding it feels when it hears its owner's voice ... in an unfamiliar place, in the University's sleep lab ...