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Perhaps the explanation is differences in the level of brain development when the amygdala damage occurred, she suggested. David Amaral, a University of California, Davis, psychiatry professor who has studied how this type of brain damage affects fear in monkeys, said the new study "confirms something we've pretty much known for a long time ... The amygdala [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] is a danger detector." Sarah Palin knows how to reach her conservative supporters whether directly through social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook or by appearing on Fox News and popular talk-radio shows. She doesn't need to make the Sunday-show rounds or take calls from the Washington Post in order to make headlines, since the media's also reading those tweets and listening to whatever she says to Sean Hannity.
She considered the haunted house to be "highly exciting and entertaining," like the rush she gets from a roller coaster, Feinstein said. But her fear ratings? [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] Zero.Liz Phelps of New York University, who studies the brain and emotion, said she found no sign of such fearlessness in a woman with the same kind of brain damage in a study several years ago. That woman reported feeling fear in her daily life just as much as healthy people did, Phelps said.
And yet Palin's been speaking more than usual lately to reporters from what she's called the "lamestream media," including recent interviews with the New York Times, Time magazine, and ABC News. Politico's Ken Vogel writes that Palin is now "cautiously cooperating" with such mainstream news organizations, a move that's fueled speculation the former Alaska governor is looking to reach beyond her base in preparation for launching a presidential run."This is just about getting the press to characterize the governor accurately," Palin aide Tim Crawford told [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] Politico. "And, if that can be accomplished through Gov. Palin and some of the people around her talking to the press, we'll try that."
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