These results seem somewhat similar to a story than ran in the Economist earlier this summer. Some folks ran test on wine tasting using brain function scanners. As best I understand the process, the scanners could tell how the participants appreciated the wine. The results were that if the participants thought they were drinking the more expensive wine the indications were they actually thought it tasted better.
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