The Deeper Agenda Behind Social Emotional Learning
Exploring the underlying motives of Social Emotional Learning (SEL) in education, focusing on its role in fostering autonomy rather than just sociability.
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Your Brain Thinks Change Is as Good as Rest
Exploring how changing tasks can reduce mental fatigue and improve cognitive performance, suggesting that for the brain, change can be as restorative as rest.
The New Psychology of Belonging
Exploring the profound impact of belonging on human psychology, this article delves into how social connections shape identity, mental health, and emotional well-being.
Aerobic Intensity Changes How Exercise Affects Our Minds
Exploring the relationship between aerobic exercise intensity and its effects on cognitive performance and mental health, using a year-long study with Fitbits.
A Puzzling Amnesia: Where Am I and What Am I Doing?
Exploring Transient Global Amnesia (TGA), a sudden, brief episode of memory loss among middle-aged individuals, its characteristics, causes, and implications.
How to Tell if You're a Super-Recognizer
Discover the fascinating world of super-recognizers, individuals with an extraordinary ability to recognize faces. Learn how to identify if you possess this rare skill and understand its implications.
Why You Don't Always Recognize People You Know
Exploring the psychological reasons behind why we sometimes fail to recognize familiar faces, and strategies to overcome these memory blanks.
Delayed Gratification: Is It About Self-Control or Culture?
A 2022 study contrasts Japanese and American children's patience in waiting for rewards, suggesting cultural norms significantly influence delayed gratification behaviors.
What Happens When Blind People Get Vision Correction?
Exploring the psychological and neurological adaptations in individuals with congenital cataracts who receive vision correction in pre-teens, and their journey towards developing visual memory similar to those with sight since birth.
What Babies Know About Counting Numbers
Discover how babies perceive and understand counting numbers, their ability to differentiate between quantities, and the impact on their future mathematical skills.