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- Psychological science really can help to make your meetings better
- Why the brain needs clarity, How clear speech equates to clear memory
- Drug combination for treatment-resistant depression no more effective.
- Selective amnesia: How humans are able to forget distracting memories
- Cutting societal alcohol use may prevent alcohol disorders developing
- Daytime naps help us acquire information not consciously perceived.
- Scientists discover that a few drinks changes how memories are formed
- Adolescent drinking affects adult behaviour through changes in genes
- Astrocyte brain cells have an unexpected role in brain 'plasticity'
- Is free thinking real or illusion? Origins of free will in the brain
- The art of being emotionally conscious in a nonconscious world
- Having positive feelings is one thing; keeping them is another!
- Day-time naps help us acquire information not consciously perceived
- Exploring links between lifestyle, senses and cognitive health
- Scientists identify cells in brain that controls body clock rhythms
- The brain region for stress control, larger in people with depression
- Take a step back from yourself to better realize the benefits of awe
- Exercise helps but mindful movement also helps lower stress, anxiety
- Scientists discover two genes that regulate how much we dream
- Study finds People recall information better through virtual reality
- In pursuit of one's purpose in life one asks themselves many questions
- The brain forgets on purpose, two regions are pivotal in forgetting
- Singapore employers need to know It pays to be nice to your employees
- New research: scientists detect brain cells that improve learning!
- How the brain and personality provide protection from emotional stress
- Why we stick to false beliefs: Feedback trumps hard evidence
- Scientists discover bodily sensations give rise to conscious feelings
- Brains are looking rosy, as scientists discover new human brain cell
- The role of the eyes in the amygdala experience and perception of fear
- Researchers find neural 'auto-correct' that processes ambiguous sounds
- How the brains of life's doers differs from those of procrastinators
- How ugly marital spats may unexpectedly open the door to disease
- How people use, and lose, pre-existing biases to make decisions
- Research detect slowing down certain brain cells that improve learning
- Apparently, feeling young could mean your brain is ageing more slowly
- Expecting a stressful day may lower cognitive abilities throughout it
- Why we are so susceptible to fake news and how to defend against it
- Workplace incivility associated with negative parenting behaviour
- Learning while sleeping, learning limited during slow wave sleep
- Does D really stand for danger,? Speech sounds do convey emotions
- The brain puts the memories warehouse in order while we sleep
- Synapse-specific plasticity governs identity overlapping memory traces
- Ever put keys in the fridge and milk on the side? Research explains why
- As the brain extracts meaning from vision, believing really is seeing
- Scientists have discovered the problem with solving problems
- How REM and non-REM sleep may work together to help us solve problems
- Scientists discover how emotions in facial expressions are understood
- Mood disturbances and depression links to disrupted sleep study finds
- brain receptors it turns out really are the key to strong memories
- Analyzing past failures may boost future performance by reducing stress
- Scientists confirm that the emotions we feel may shape what we see
- Neuroscientists discover a brain signal that indicates whether speech has been understood
- Love and fear are diffuse, instead of restricted to any brain region
- Scientists find anxiety cells hidden in plain view in the hippocampus
- Scientists discover how sleep helps process traumatic experiences
- How does your brain remember what you had for dinner last night
- Brain stimulation can be used like a scalpel to improve memory
- Working memory associated with higher endurance and better cognition
- Have you tried tasting colours? Synesthesia induced with hypnosis
- Did you know disagreements can be a healthy antidote for biases?
- Noninvasive brainwave technology improves PTSD symptoms in military
- In the ever presence of it, is punishment as effective as we think?
- New chemical trail leads to the secrets of memory and depression
- Research shows that stress suppresses response to cancer treatments
- The ubiquitous fear of losing control and its role in anxiety issues
- Brain researchers now understand how we generate internal experiences
- Map of electrical connections is key to forming memories constructed
- Breakthrough in understanding of brains Immune cell involvement
- Just 10 minutes of meditation helps anxious people have better focus
- Autopilot: Scientists find important role for daydreaming network
- Scientists have at last unveiled new functions of the hippocampus
- Healthy living linked to higher brain function and delay of dementia
- Our mood determines the way we see the world!
- Brain cells found to control aging and pretty much everything else
- Curiosity has the power to change our behaviour for the better
- Moral selectivity means ill-gotten gains are worth less in the brain
- Chronic stress increases level of a protein that decreases availability of mood-regulating chemical
- Strangers understand questions, not non-verbal cues
- Role of experience links language and cognition in infants
- Hacking memory to follow through with intentions
- Small brain area plays role in everyday decisions
- A penny for our thoughts? Copper influx key to brain cell development
- Neurobiological changes explain how mindfulness meditation improves health
- Been here before: How the brain builds place memories
- How the brain organizes itself into an array of functional networks
- Tiny but Dangerous: The Mosquitoes Spreading Zika
- Father I cannot tell a lie!
- Taking antidepressants during pregnancy increases risk of autism by 87 percent
- Emotion processing in brain changes with tinnitus severity
- Kindness, charitable behavior influenced by amygdala, research reveals
- One in four new doctors may be depressed, and their patients may suffer because of it
- The age of new memories
- The development of altruism
- Parents views on justice affect babies moral development
- Can't count sheep? You could have aphantasia
- Discover the power of a Coffee Power Nap!
- Repetitive thinking contributes to mental health illness
- Music therapy lowers anxiety during surgical breast biopsies
- The miracle of the brain and the amazing power of hypnotherapy
- Helping depressed friends is a good thing
- Where our brain stores the time and place of memories
- Patients with recurrent depression have smaller hippocampi
- Brain signature that predicts human emotions discovered
- Consolidating consciousness: Memory permanence may be mediated by neural rehearsal following learning
- Smoking prevalence has not decreased for individuals with poor mental health
- Seeing the sunnier side of life: Scientists bring a whole new meaning to winter blues
- Scientists identify that memories can be lost and found
- Want to boost a toddler's development? Put a toy chicken on your head
- Study uncovers communication strategies couples can use to address financial uncertainty
- Maintaining those positive feelings - The science of savouring emotions
- New Zealand blackcurrants good for the brain
- As siblings learn how to resolve conflict, parents pick up a few tips of their own
- Experiments show the Functioning brain follows sand pile model
- Research on sedentary lifestyles, prolonged sitting down, finds a link to an increased risk of anxiety:
- Attention to angry faces can predict future depression
- Scientists find genetic basis of brain networks seen in imaging studies
- Study links lower life satisfaction to sleep problems during midlife
- New study sheds light on life satisfaction, mortality risk in older adults
- Researchers find speedometer in the brain
- Personality shapes the way our brains react to eye contact
- Why good people do bad things
- High levels of moral reasoning correspond with increased grey matter in brain
- People with depression may be more likely to develop Parkinson's disease
- It's official, personality really does count!
- New hope for the disabled with robotic prosthetics
- Depression leads to an increased risk of stroke in middle age
- Neuropsychology: Power naps produce a significant improvement in memory performance
- Instantly more adaptive behavior through meditation
- Science understands molecular mechanisms and human addiction
- Listen to your heart: Why your brain may give away how well you know yourself
- Low vitamin D levels and depression linked in young women, new study shows
- Online discussion forums good for well-being, study shows
- Mindfulness-based therapy could offer an alternative to antidepressants for preventing depression relapse
- Why is it so hard to quit smoking?
- Even at a molecular level, taking it slow helps us cope with stress
- The oily but nutritious truth about fish oils and the developing brain
- Eight nutrients to protect the aging brain
- Cultural transmission: The most powerful learning 'tool'
- New emotion recognition model: Humans perceive feelings of others via pattern recognition
- Possible progress against Parkinson's and good news for stem cell therapies
- Insight creates new memories in the brain
- Lee Kuan Yew The Creator of Dreams - Founder of A Society
- Just looking at someone who is sick could boost your immune system
- Worldwide Willingness to Enter into Armed Conflicts Decreasing
- Want a smart child - then be smarter during pregnancy
- Hypnosis, belief, expectation and Suggestion it's all in the mind
- Music is to the brain as Einstein is to genius
- Moderate alcohol consumption increases attractiveness
- Being 'laid off' leads to a decade of distrust
- Apple of the mind's eye: how good is our memory of everyday visual stimuli?
- Apparently a Picture is a Word!
- Deconstructing mental illness through ultradian rhythms
- The Mayonnaise Jar & Two Cups of Coffee
- CAN HYPNOSIS HELP IBS SUFFERERS?
- How the brain separates relevant from irrelevant information
