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Pretending that you find someone attractive increases your susceptibility to their charms and heightens your chances of truly falling in love with them, according to new relationship research. More on ATTRACTION: http://www.scoop.it/t/science-news?tag=attraction 
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Artist Alasdair Hopwood and the Anomalistic Psychology Research Unit at Goldsmiths College are creating an archive of memories — false memories.
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When it comes to art, only the real deal will do, according to a study into fake paintings. Oxford University academics found that the brain responds differently to artwork depending on whether it is said to be authentic, or merely a good imitation. The findings show that reaction to art is "not rational" as the viewer reacts to what they are told about a piece of work - regardless of whether it truly is genuine.
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