Brian Dooling is a self-proclaimed weather geek who grew up in coastal Connecticut. He is... Brian Dooling is a self-proclaimed weather geek who grew up in coastal Connecticut. He is also a Geographer, receiving his undergraduate degree from Southern Connecticut State University and finishing up his Master’s degree at Hunter College in NYC. Brian has also received a Graduate Certificate in Digital Publishing from Pace University. Brian contributes to a local CT weather site WxEdge, but his interests expand beyond weather to the environment and media. Read more about Brian Dooling Read More
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Do animals have feelings like humans do? It’s an important question that receives a different answer from nearly everyone. Up until recently, the only way to study an animal emotions was through observing them. However, you can easily argue this perspective is skewed toward a human’s perception of the situation.
With modern technology, our understanding of emotion and the animal brain can take a deeper look. If you’re a dog owner, you probably already feel that your pooch exhibits emotions, but now you can use new research to Support your theory. Professor of neuroeconomics Gregory Berns conducted an extensive study in which dogs were placed in MRI machines and stimulated to see if they showed similar emotional responses as humans. Learn exactly how Bern’s accomplished this in the video below.
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