BRAIN and Behavior
Brain and Behavior
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03/10/2018
Stop giving smart phone to our children, let's, them PLAY.!!!
Children who exercise have more brain power, study finds Physical activity can increase the volume of grey matter and improve academic performance, say researchers.
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09/03/2018
Working memory and relapse
Working Memory-Related Neural Activity Predicts Future Smoking Relapse Brief abstinence from smoking impairs cognition, particularly executive function, and this has a role in relapse to smoking. This study examined whether working memory-related brain activity predicts subsequent smoking relapse above and beyond standard ...
14/02/2018
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19/02/2017
Is addiction a “brain disease”? - Harvard Health Blog The biological underpinnings of addiction can make recovery incredibly difficult.
Dr Daniel Amen giving his oppinion.
Can Brain Scans Help Diagnose ADHD? Some ADHD doctors offer patients high-tech options for diagnosis. Are these technologies helpful in determining the cause of an ADHDer's behavioral and emotional symptoms?
03/05/2016
Heavy Cannabis Use Associated With Reduced Dopamine Release
03/05/2016
03/05/2016
The Brain Dictionary
The brain dictionary Where exactly are the words in your head? Scientists have created an interactive map showing which brain areas respond to hearing different words. The map re...
21/03/2016
The Sleeping Brain Is a Marvelous Memory Making Machine
The Sleeping Brain Is a Marvelous Memory Making Machine - Singularity HUB For as long as I can remember, I’ve wanted to learn Japanese. Linguists often say that the best way to learn a foreign language is to immerse yourself in it,... read more
20/03/2016
Decoding The Neural Pathway From Psychopathy To Serial Murder
Decoding The Neural Pathway From Psychopathy To Serial Murder | Brain Blogger Neuroscience & Neurology 0 Decoding the Neural Pathway from Psychopathy to Serial Murder by Viatcheslav Wlassoff, PhD | May 18, 2015 News stories of serial killings are, unfortunately, common. And almost always, there is no apparent motive behind the bloodbath. It makes you wonder if the serial kill…
20/03/2016
Adolescent Brains Are A Work In Progress
Work In Progress - Adolescent Brains Are A Work In Progress | Inside The Teenage Brain |...
20/03/2016
Scientists discover neural mechanisms in mouse brains that indicate that we actively forget as we learn.
20/03/2016
20/03/2016
10 Brain Facts-Knowing Neurons
10 Brain Facts - Knowing Neurons ~ Text by Jillian L. Shaw, Anita Ramanathan, and Kate Fehlhaber. Images and infographic made by Jooyeun Lee. Related
17/03/2016
Does manipulating brain networks help brain function and behavior?
17/03/2016
Break the myth???
Brain study finds that practice doesn't always make perfect Even our most practiced movements are imperfect. When pro basketball players shoot free throws, they need to release the ball the same way every time. But they still miss game-winning shots.
17/03/2016
How is the brain able to use past experiences to guide decision-making?
How the Brain Makes Informed Decisions Based on Experience In order to make informed choices, rats replay past experiences, a new study reports.
09/12/2015
LONELINESS
Loneliness May Warp Our Genes, And Our Immune Systems Loneliness takes a toll on many aspects of health, in part because it activates a fight-or-flight immune response. That may have helped ancestors survive lonely exile, but can slowly kill us today.
25/11/2015
Mind-blowing brain cases: The women with half a brain
Mind-blowing Brain Cases: The Woman With Half A Brain This time in Mind-blowing Brain Cases: The Dizzy Mother The human brain has been described as ‘the most complex thing we have yet discovered in the universe’. In this series neuroscientist Elisabet...
22/11/2015
The structural neural substrate of subjective happiness
The structural neural substrate of subjective happiness Happiness is a subjective experience that is an ultimate goal for humans. Psychological studies have shown that subjective happiness can be measured reliably and consists of emotional and cognitive components.
22/11/2015
The search for happiness: Using MRI to find where happiness happens
The search for happiness: Using MRI to find where happiness happens Japanese researchers have mapped out using MRI where happiness emerges in the brain. The study, published in Scientific Reports, paves the way for measuring happiness objectively—and also provides insights on a neurologically based way of being happy.
Neurocriminology Neurocriminology (based on brain perspective) that broadly attempts to connect criminal, psychopathi
09/11/2015
Kuru Information Page: National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) Kuru information sheet compiled by the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS).
09/11/2015
09/11/2015
Why Your Brain Craves Music
Why Your Brain Craves Music | TIME.com Our highest and lowest processing regions explain the irresistible appeal of a song
09/11/2015
Zombie disease Cotard’s syndrome — patients wake up believing they are dead
Zombie disease: ‘I woke up dead’ ONE morning, Esmé Weijun Wang woke up to the discovery that she was dead.
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07/10/2015
How the brain's wiring leads to cognitive control
How the brain's wiring leads to cognitive control How does the brain determine which direction to let its thoughts fly? Looking for the mechanisms behind cognitive control of thought, researchers at the University of Pennsylvania, University of California and United States Army Research Laboratory have used brain scans to shed new light on this que…
24/04/2015