This paper synthesises multiple studies related to the neurological effects of romantic heartbreak. The author argues that music may help to regulate the reward system, attachment system and social rejection system after the dissolution of a relationship.

Difficulties in adult romantic relationships often trace back to early childhood experiences. This paper argues that childhood neglect is associated with long-term changes in neural systems involved in attachment, reward and threat processing which may explain difficulties in adult romantic relationships.

This review aims to assess the relationship between neurological mechanisms and cognitive function involved in autism spectrum disorder (ASD), with an emphasis on how differences in brain organisation influence behavioural and cognitive outcomes.

This literature review examines how sensory differences in Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) affect daily experiences in school, social spaces or work, aiming to inform more effective assessment, intervention and environmental accommodations.

This review synthesises current neuroscientific evidence to propose an integrated neurobiological framework for understanding romantic love and rejection. It contends that romantic rejection results from the coordinated activity of multiple neurobiological systems rather than the disruption of a single neural pathway.