Use of neuroimaging as a tool to monitor brain imaging changes in politicians related to unethical decision making

Background
 Political neuroimaging is an emerging field investigating neurological roots of political behavior, while many brain imaging techniques such as magnetic resonance (MRI) and functional MRI provide quantifiable information. However, the literature scarce on its practical applications in sciences since it's unclear how it impacts sciences. Put simply, developments can be used a tool politics, especially to monitor assess their decision-making related criminal acts corruption, unclear. In addition, there are potential ethical limitations preventing investigators from using evaluate behavior politicians.
 AIMS:
 The aim study was discuss role tool. Neuroimaging tools help us demonstrate specific abnormal associated with politically unethical corruption or deceptive behavior. documenting findings deviant may challenging.
 Here, we suggest that use improve transparency field. It recommended analyze have insights into process politicians. Furthermore, neurofeedback electroencephalography politicians' decision-making.
 METHODS:
 We searched relevant articles Google Scholar search engine. this not systematic review.
 Thus, manuscript, speculated measuring inappropriate conduct.