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How to Introduce Classic Games to a New Generation
TechBullion· 1 day agoIn an era dominated by digital distractions, classic games such as chess, checkers, and learning to play solitaire maintain a special place in our...
I'm a psychologist. Here's why sensitive parenting is best for children
Newsweek· 6 days agoResponsive, sensitive parenting should be a birthright. Serve-and-return interactions will shape...
Rewiring Reality: Stanford Unveils the Brain’s Fault Lines in Psychosis
SciTechDaily· 1 day agoInside the brains of people with psychosis, two key systems are malfunctioning: a “filter” that...
Plastic fantastic or nature-based playgrounds: Which is best for children's development?
Phys.org· 3 days agoResearchers at the University of South Australia have been exploring just this, finding that while...
Don’t be so quick to swat fruit flies – you could hurt their feelings
The Telegraph via Yahoo News· 3 days agoElephants mourn their dead, octopuses play catch, grey parrots recognise themselves in the mirror....
Machine Learning Helps Scientists Locate the Neurological Origin of Psychosis
ExtremeTech· 7 days agoResearchers in the United States, Chile, and the United Kingdom have leveraged machine learning to hone in on the parts of the brain responsible for psychosis. Around 3 in ...
2024 publications | School of Social Ecology
UC Irvine Today· 2 days agoThe following are articles published in research journals by faculty members, postdoctoral scholars and students in 2024.
Startups Say India Is Ideal for Testing Self-Driving Cars
IEEE Spectrum· 18 hours agoFormer Uber CEO Travis Kalanick famously said, after experiencing New Delhi’s chaotic roads, that...
How a Brazilian coach is transforming Rudy Gobert into an offensive threat
The Athletic· 7 days ago"I realize the more uncomfortable I was, the more I was learning, the better I was getting," Gobert said.
Do You Fall For Psychology’s Biggest Myths? Here Are 10 Ways To Know
Forbes· 6 days agoMisconceptions about the mind, its workings and human behavior often crop up in popular culture, media portrayals and even in conversation with well-intentioned but misinformed individuals.