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MIT Study Reveals Brains of Children from Less Affluent Households Less Responsive to Rewarding Experiences

MIT neuroscientists have found that the brain’s sensitivity to rewarding experiences a critical factor in motivation and attention can be shaped by socioeconomic conditions.In a study of 12 to 14-year-olds whose socioeconomic status (SES) varied

John gabrieliAlexandra deckerRachel romeoEngineering research council of canada postdoctoral fellowshipGrover hermann professor of health sciencesDepartment of human developmentMcgovern institute for brain researchNatural sciencesFlora hewlett foundationUniversity of marylandGrover hermann professorHealth sciencesGovern instituteHuman developmentQuantitative methodologyEngineering research council

How the brain responds to reward is linked to socioeconomic background

How the brain responds to reward is linked to socioeconomic background
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Alexandra deckerJohn gabrieliRachel romeoUniversity of marylandNatural sciencesFlora hewlett foundationEngineering research council of canada postdoctoral fellowshipGrover hermann professor of health sciencesDepartment of human developmentMcgovern institute for brain researchGrover hermann professorHealth sciencesGovern instituteHuman developmentQuantitative methodologyEngineering research council

Socioeconomic conditions can shape the brain s sensitivity to rewarding experiences

MIT neuroscientists have found that the brain's sensitivity to rewarding experiences -; a critical factor in motivation and attention -; can be shaped by socioeconomic conditions.

John gabrieliAlexandra deckerRachel romeoFlora hewlett foundationNatural sciencesUniversity of marylandGrover hermann professor of health sciencesDepartment of human developmentEngineering research council of canada postdoctoral fellowshipMcgovern institute for brain researchMassachusetts institute of technologyGrover hermann professorHealth sciencesGovern instituteHuman developmentQuantitative methodology

How the brain responds to reward is linked to socioeconomic background

The brain’s sensitivity to rewarding experiences a critical factor in motivation and attention can be shaped by socioeconomic conditions, according to an MIT study.

Alexandra deckerRachel romeoJohn gabrieliFlora hewlett foundationEngineering research council of canada postdoctoral fellowshipGrover hermann professor of health sciencesMcgovern institute for brain researchNatural sciencesUniversity of marylandDepartment of human developmentGrover hermann professorHealth sciencesGovern instituteHuman developmentQuantitative methodologyEngineering research council

How the brain responds to reward is linked to

<p>The brain’s sensitivity to rewarding experiences — a critical factor in motivation and attention — can be shaped by socioeconomic conditions, according to an MIT study.</p>

John gabrieliRachel romeoAlexandra deckerMcgovern institute for brain researchDepartment of human developmentUniversity of marylandEngineering research council of canada postdoctoral fellowshipFlora hewlett foundationGrover hermann professor of health sciencesNatural sciencesGrover hermann professorHealth sciencesGovern instituteHuman developmentQuantitative methodologyEngineering research council