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Yearly Archive for 2013

Does Language Trigger Visual Memories? – Part 1

by Daniel Albright, MA, PhD (c)
5

One of the fundamental questions in cognitive science is how information is stored in the brain and in the mind. There are... READ MORE →

Improving Emotional Intelligence in Psychosis with Art Therapy

by Ann Reitan, PsyD
16

Emotional intelligence is defined as “the ability to monitor one’s own and others’ feelings and emotions, to... READ MORE →

Multifaceted Causes of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

by Norell Hadzimichalis, PhD
12

Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) is an anxiety disorder which is characterized by intrusive thoughts (obsessions) that... READ MORE →

Math Anxiety – Dealing with Fear of Failure

by Ruth J Hickman, MD
5

Not everybody loves math. In fact, some people report tension, apprehension, and fear when faced with the need to perform... READ MORE →

Boosting Cognitive Performance by… Chewing?

by Daniel Albright, MA, PhD (c)
6

Previous research has shown that the act of chewing gum can significantly reduce reaction times during certain tests, including... READ MORE →

Can You ‘Catch’ Depression?

by Jennifer Gibson, PharmD
4

We all know how easy it is to catch your roommate’s cold or flu, but what about his or her mood? New research claims that,... READ MORE →

Caffeine Increases Memory for Humans and Honeybees

by Norell Hadzimichalis, PhD
5

Consumption of caffeine, in moderation, is reported to have a number of health benefits including increases in alertness,... READ MORE →

Is the Perception of Orientation Affected By Language?

by Daniel Albright, MA, PhD (c)
3

In the discussion of the relationship between language and thought, the concept of categorical perception (CP) is a key element.... READ MORE →

Electronic Devices Are Unlikely To Cause Cancer

by Norell Hadzimichalis, PhD
7

Technology has taken over our lives. From the moment we wake and begin checking emails to the moment we go to bed, computers,... READ MORE →

Big Changes for Diagnosing PTSD

by Brenda Walker, MA
14

The effects of post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can dismantle the lives of not only those who suffer from this illness,... READ MORE →

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