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sciencentral.com » ScienCentral - Sep 26, 2008
Researchers studying the brains of toddlers say the strength of their brain waves can indicate language ability. The research might lead to early identification of language impairment.
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psychcentral.com » World of Psychology - Aug 18, 2008
Hundreds of online psychology experiments are going on at any given time, many cool and amusing to take part in. They’re great for researchers due to the ease and low cost of finding subjects, and because of that, more …
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psychcentral.com » World of Psychology - Jul 29, 2008
Mapquest said it was a three hour trip. But I knew better; it would take me nearly five hours to get home for my Christmas break from school. Was I a slow driver? No, not particularly. Was there a chance of snow? Not …
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psychcentral.com » World of Psychology - Jul 28, 2008
Mapquest said it was a three hour trip. But I knew better; it would take me nearly five hours to get home for my Christmas break from school. Was I a slow driver? No, not particularly. Was there a chance of snow? Not …
Also tagged: general, stress, driving, therapy, fear, behavioral, anxiety, antidepressant, attack, exposure, panic, highway, tunnel, cbt, medications, claustrophobia, anxiety and panic, mental health and wellness
psychcentral.com » World of Psychology - Jul 15, 2008
Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is a chronic, complex illness characterized by overwhelming fatigue that can cause considerable distress and disability. According to the CDC, people with CFS most often function at a …
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psychcentral.com » World of Psychology - Jul 2, 2008
With the question of how to pay for good psychotherapy (nevermind how to find or get “good” psychotherapy in the first place) not far from many people’s minds, researchers are spending more time looking at alternatives …
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psychcentral.com » World of Psychology - Jun 28, 2008
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is probably the most well-known and most-practiced form of modern psychotherapy. Even therapists who don’t identify themselves as a CBT therapist likely uses at least a handful of CBT …
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psychcentral.com » World of Psychology - Jun 25, 2008
Earlier this month, PsyBlog wrote a brief summary and synopsis of the current research findings for cognitive enhancers — you know, those things that are supposed to help us improve our minds and our memories. He …
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koeln.de » That's Fit - Jun 14, 2008
Filed under: Food and Nutrition, Health in the Media Fish really is brain food. A recent European study of elderly men and women found that those who regularly ate seafood did way better on cognitive tests than those …
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environmentalgraffiti.com » Environmental Graffiti - May 26, 2008
Image from Márcio Cabral de Moura The debate over the cognitive capacity of animals has raged for years, primarily operating in concert with concerns over the ethics of performing tests on them. While traditional …
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