Translation of "Belohnungszentrum" in English

Dopamine stimulates the brain’s reward centre, resulting in euphoria.

Gambling addicts make use of the reward center without eating food or taking drugs.

However, drugs stimulate the reward center without aiding survival.

It stimulates the reward centre and you feel pleasure.

Central for all addictions is the centre for rewards in our brain.

Drugs stimulate the reward centre in similar ways to food, drink or sex.

Emotional stress and and the 'reward' center in the brain modulate the brain-gut axis.

The reward center can also be stimulated by injury.

The effect that amphetamine has on your brain’s reward centre can make you dependent on the drug.

There's an area of your brain you've probably heard referred to as the "reward center."

I think calling it the reward center is a little bit like calling your face your nose.

Another group similarly found automatic responses to beauty within our pleasure centers.

The reward center in our brain gets stimulated and we feel happy and alive.

The pain sets loose some signals that stimulate the "reward-centre" in the brain.

These act on the reward center in the brain and suppresses feelings of distress in similar ways as narcotics do.

This way, discounts can unfold their positive effect of stimulating the reward center in the brain.

Smiling stimulates our brain reward mechanism in a way that even chocolate -- a well-regarded pleasure inducer -- cannot match.

And most recently, neurophysiological measures have shown that people who punish cheaters in economic games show activity in the reward centers of their brain.

Our visual brain that is tuned to processing faces interacts with our pleasure centers to underpin the experience of beauty.

It affects areas like the nucleus accumbens, the pleasure and reward center of the brain that is implicated in substance dependence.

First, more heroin is required to produce the high, and at the same time, the reward pathway becomes less sensitive to the effects of endorphins, which regulate the release of dopamine, so that without heroin, there is a persistent feeling of sickness.

In the experimental situations we will focus on hemodynamic measures, specially the pattern of activation in the brain's reward centre.

A burst of dopamine flows to the brain’s reward centre, making you feel pleasant and euphoric.

A like on Facebook, a retweet on Twitter, all this directly affects the brain's reward centre – and tempts users to produce more feedback.

A healthy person's centre of rewards is stimulated by accomplishing something that feels good and by love and friendship.