Study suggests men’s brains more rewarded from gaming than women’s

ScienceDaily reports that men are more liable to get rewarding feelings from videogames than women, according to an imaging study conducted by the Stanford University School of Medicine. This supposedly may help explain why males are more likely to become hooked on videogames than females.

Analysis of the data showed significant activity in the mesocorticolimbic centers (associated with reward and addiction) of all the subjects’ brains. But the men’s mesocorticolimbic centers were more…