there are patterns that help explain why we love the way that we do. The late Helen Fisher, renowned biological anthropologist, identified four primary personality types based on brain chemistry ...

[1] In their research [1], Rinne and colleagues set out to understand how different types of love might activate the brain. Using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), they observed the ...

Researchers have used fMRI scans to map out exactly where love is felt Romantic love is felt in the base of the skull, forehead, and back of the brain While reams of soppy poetry, plays, and love ...

Child development experts say, that can sometimes be confusing, especially since there are many types of love. For example, the love people feel toward their parents is different than the love for ...