Examples of studies in neuropolitics:

1. A study by Neuropolitics examined the effects of brain injury on political behavior and concluded that injuries to the prefrontal cortex can impair judgment and lead to impulsive decision-making.
2. Another study of neuropolitics examined the role of emotions in political decisions and found that emotions play an important role in candidate selection and political decisions.
3. Another study examined the impact of the media on political behavior and concluded that the media plays a major role in forming opinions and making decisions.
4. Another study examined the impact of stress on political decisions and showed that stress tends to increase support for authoritarian solutions.
5. Another study of neuropolitics examined the impact of socioeconomic factors on policy decisions, showing that poverty and insecurity tended to increase support for populist parties.

There are many other examples of studies in neuropolitics that examine different aspects of the topic and help to deepen understanding of the connection between neuroscience and policy making.