Unbearable Noise: Unveiling the Phenomenon Behind the Aversion to Slurping – Groundbreaking Research Exposes High Prevalence of the Condition
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Do you hate certain sounds? Take MailOnline’s test to see if you’re one of the 20% with misophonia
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WhatsNew2Day If the sound of coughing, repetitive tapping or a crisp packet rustling ever makes you angry, you may have…
Misofonie: Wanneer kerstgekauw je helemaal gek maakt
Donders wonders,
Mensen met misofonie hebben normaal gehoor, maar gesmak kan ze tot het uiterste drijven. Deze emotionele uitbarsting zien we…
Misophonia is more than just hating the sound of chewing
Science Blog,
Researchers for the first time have identified the parts of the brain involved in a less-commonly studied trigger of misophonia…
Misofonía: El odio al sonido que inicia con estos pequeños desencadenantes
TekCrispy,
Todos odiamos cuando una persona mastica en voz alta o tararea sin parar, pero solo para unos pocos esos sonidos son capaces de…
Can't Stand Some Sounds? It Could Be Due to an 'Abnormal' Brain Connection
Science Alert,
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Misokinesia, Misophonia, and Mirror Neurons
Psychology Today,
Why isn't misophonia treatment research including connections between misokinesia, misophonia, and mirror neurons?
Scientists uncover the real reason why loud eaters and mouth breathers gross us out
Boing Boing,
Lip-smacking, chomping, loud eaters and noisy mouth breathers tend to gross us out. But for people with misophonia—a disorder…
Nearly one in three people hate watching others fidget, study shows
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If you’re annoyed by just seeing people fidgeting, a new scientific study suggests you’re not alone. Researchers in Canada…
Excessive “Mirroring” Could Explain Why People With Misophonia React Strongly To Sounds Of Chewing Or Drinking
BPS Research Digest,
By Emma…
Misophonia: When Certain Sounds Make You Crazy
PsyBlog,
Hate the sound of people chewing, breathing or speaking? You may have misophonia.
Groundbreaking Research on the Motor Basis for Misophonia
Psychology Today,
Is misophonia simply an auditory disorder? The answer is no. New research reveals that it is also a motor disorder involving…
¿Sientes rechazo por algunos sonidos? Tu cerebro podría ser “diferente”
TekCrispy,
Nuevas investigaciones señalan que el rechazo por algunos sonidos indica la presencia de conexiones “anormales” en el cerebro.
Misophonie et système miroir : pourquoi les sons de mastication mettent certaines personnes dans tous leurs états ?
GuruMeditation,
Y a-t-il certains sons qui vous rendent vraiment fou ? Au-delà de la simple frustration ou de l'agacement, des sons qui déclenche…
https://newatlas.com/science/misophonia-brain-connection-mirror-neurons-hated-sounds/
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Hate chewing sounds? Brain mirroring might explain…
Denerwują cię odgłosy jedzenia? Naukowcy wyjaśnili, dlaczego tak jest
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Podczas gdy dla większości z nas odgłosy przy jedzeniu są całkowicie normalne, innych mogą wprawiać w poważną irytację. To tzw.
Hate chewing sounds? Brain mirroring might explain why
Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine,
Are there certain sounds that really drive you crazy? Beyond mere frustration or annoyance, sounds that trigger uncontrollable…
Ученые нашли причину сверхчувствительности к шуму
Naked Science,
<img src="https://naked-science.ru/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/5ba6ec48-e6d0-45e7-afec-c9d3610194e6.png" alt="Ученые нашли причину…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mN7lScwuMl8
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Supersensitive Connection Causes Hatred of…
¿Por qué algunas personas se irritan al escuchar el sonido de otras al comer?
TekCrispy,
Conexiones cerebrales particulares en personas con misofonía podrían explicar su irritación al escuchar los sonidos de otros al…
A “ hypersensitive ” brain connection may be why you hate the sound of chewing hard, study finds
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People who react extremely to certain sounds, particularly loud chewing and breathing, may have a ‘hypersensitive’ brain…
Research reveals why some find the sound of others eating so irritating
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Scans show some brains have a stronger link between the part that processes sound and that which controls the mouth and…