According to a new study the quick, athletic learners among us really are built differently – inside their brains: quick learners took about a minute to adjust and develop a comfortable walking cadence on the treadmill, the slower group took four times as long
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UF
How our brains learn new athletic skills fast
You join a swing dance class, and at first you’re all left feet. But – slowly, eyes glued to the teacher – you pick up a step or two and start to feel the rhythm of the big band beat. A good start.
Human brain can process certain sentences in ‘blink of an eye’, says study | Researchers say findings differ from previous theories that words are understood one by one
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the Guardian
Human brain can process certain sentences in ‘blink of an eye’, says study
Researchers say findings differ from previous theories that words are understood one by one
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In a new study, neuroscientists reveal the precise regions of the brain that suppress fear responses in mice — a finding that might help scientists to develop strategies for treating post-traumatic stress disorder and anxiety in people.
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Nature
How the brain suppresses fear: mouse study offers path to anxiety treatments
Nature - Two brain regions work together when mice learn to override the instinct to run and hide from a potential threat.
Recent study reveals that repeated exposure to emotional events leads to the formation of exceptionally stable memory patterns in the brain | This process, initiated by the amygdala during the first encounter with the event, explains why emotional memories can be so powerful and long-lasting.
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PsyPost
Brain scans reveal how repeated exposure to emotional events shapes memory
Repeated exposure to emotional events leads to stronger memories due to stable brain representations, a new study finds.
A new study in mice shows the brain physically links memories of events that occur close in time in dendrites, branch-like projections extending from neurons. When one memory forms, affected dendrites are primed to capture new information arriving within the next few hours.
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Ohio State News
How the brain links related memories formed close in time
Study in mice isolates precise location of memory overlap in cells
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A study has identified specific brain networks that regulate the intensity of political engagement, irrespective of ideology: damage to the prefrontal cortex increases political fervor, while damage to the amygdala reduces it
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Northwestern
Study identifies brain areas that influence political intensity
Analysis of veterans reveals neural circuits that can amplify or dampen political engagement
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Study finds that the depth of small grooves in the brain's surface 🧠 is linked to stronger network connectivity 🔗 and better reasoning ability 💡.
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Berkeley News
Are groovy brains more efficient? - Berkeley News
A new study finds that the depth of small grooves in the brain's surface is linked to stronger network connectivity and better reasoning ability.
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New research finds various forms of narcissism from spontaneous neural oscillations that can be detected reliably. 🧠✨🔍
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Optimists Are Alike, but Pessimists Are Unique, Brain Scan Study Suggests 😊🔮 | Optimists have similar patterns of brain activation when they think about the future—but pessimists are all different from one another, a brain scan study suggests. 🤔🧠
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Scientific American
Optimists Are Alike, but Pessimists Are Unique, Brain Scan Study Suggests
Optimists have similar patterns of brain activation when they think about the future—but pessimists are all different from one another, a brain scan study suggests
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Massive international brain scan study of nearly 9,000 children and teens finds the same pattern of cortical surface area shrinkage across anxiety, depression, ADHD and conduct problems in brain regions that support emotion 😟, threat responses ⚠️ and body awareness 🧠, challenging disorder-specific models.
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Biological Psychiatry
Shared and Distinct Alterations in Brain Structure of Youth With Internalizing or Externalizing Disorders: Findings From the ENIGMA…
Externalizing and internalizing disorders are common in youth but are often studied
separately, preventing researchers from identifying shared (i.e., transdiagnostic)
alterations in brain structure. Using data from the ENIGMA (Enhancing NeuroImaging
Genetics…
separately, preventing researchers from identifying shared (i.e., transdiagnostic)
alterations in brain structure. Using data from the ENIGMA (Enhancing NeuroImaging
Genetics…