Quick links from the past week in mind and brain news:
PLOS Neuroscience has an excellent interview on the strengths and limitations of fMRI.
There’s an excellent profile of clinical psychologist Andrea Letamendi and her interest in comics and mental health in The Atlantic.
The Wall Street Journal has an excellent piece on hikikomori – a syndrome of ultra withdrawal by Japanese youth.
The Hearing Voices Network as an alternative approach to supporting voice hearers is covered by a good article in The Independent.
Backchannel looks at the largest ‘virtual psychology lab’ in the world.
Does subliminal advertising actually work? asks BBC News.
BPS Research Digest covers a study finding that psychologists and psychiatrists rate patients less positively when their problems are explained biologically. Along the lines of several similar studies.
Mind Hacks 