Tears Are Words: The Language of Emotion in Children
Exploring why children's tears and tantrums are a direct form of emotional communication, and how adults can better understand and respond to these expressions.
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How Your Thinking Affects Your Brain Chemistry
Discover how your thoughts influence your brain chemistry, affecting neurotransmitters and leading to changes in your brain's physical structure.
Lifelong Enrichment: A Key to Preserving Cognitive Health
Discover how engaging in enriching activities throughout life can significantly aid in preserving cognitive health, alongside insights from recent research and the importance of diet and stress management.
Analogical Reasoning Puzzles: Unlocking the Secrets of Associative Thinking
Explore the world of analogical reasoning puzzles, where associative thinking meets logic. Discover how these miniature logic puzzles challenge and enhance our cognitive abilities.
Tapping the Power of 'You'
Discover how using the second person pronoun 'you' in your writing can significantly enhance reader engagement and create a deeper sense of connection.
Are People Actually Any Good at Estimating Height?
Exploring the accuracy of height estimation, focusing on eyewitness variability and the impact of subjective versus numerical expressions on estimates.
Why We Mishear Each Other So Often
Explore the psychological reasons behind why we frequently mishear each other, focusing on the concept of eggcorns and how our minds interpret what we hear.
Teaching Children the World Is Bad Isn't Protective
Exploring why teaching children the world is dangerous isn't protective and how negative primal world beliefs impact health and well-being.
What's Behind the Words We Use for Men
Explore the fascinating linguistic history behind the words we use for men, from ancient roots to modern connotations.
Where Is the Past Located?
Exploring the psychological and neurological aspects of where we perceive the past to be located in our minds, discussing memory, mental imagery, and the science of recollection.