Color Bee: An Exciting New Cognitive Stimulation Game For Coordination
For us at CogniFit, like for so many others, 2020 was a year of great changes. For us, it was a year for focusing internally […]
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Early Childhood Mental Health: 7 Tips For Raising Happy, Healthy Kids
Traumatic events in early childhood have prolonged effects on the mental health of an individual. Brain, in early childhood, is the most vulnerable. Bad experiences […]
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Nutritional Psychology Answers Why Diet Impacts How We Think and Feel
The waitress of the fast food joint asks, “Would you like fries with that?” The customer quickly requests a super-sized meal, while the woman at […]
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The Definitive Guide to the Human Brain
THE ANATOMY OF THE HUMAN BRAIN The brain is a powerful and vital organ that is essential to being alive. With that said, it would […]
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Sleeping Well Improves Memory: Advantages of Being Well-Rested
Sleeping well improves memory? Who hasn’t had problems concentrating at work after a poor night’s sleep? In 2013, a study showed that this common complaint […]
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Reading VS. Television: Why Books Are Better For The Brain
Would you prefer to watch TV or read a book? The vast majority would likely choose the first option as their preferred entertainment. However, my […]
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Psychologist of the Month: Why Elizabeth Loftus is Out to Change Your Mind About What You Remember
When we think about famous psychologists, we often think of older men from long ago who did experiments with pigeons or who talked about peoples’ […]
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How Does Your Brain Tell Time (And Why Does It Seem to Go So Slow Sometimes)
Time flies when you’re having fun…and seems to stand completely still while you’re waiting for your food to cook in the microwave. We know that […]
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45+ Exciting Games For Seniors To Help Stimulate The Brain
Chess, Monopoly, Scrabble, Go fish—and once upon a time, I bet most of you were addicted to Candy Crush. Games are not solely a form […]
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Emotional Connection to Human Lookalikes: What Is the Uncanny Valley and What Can It Tell Us About How We Connect To Each Other?
Pixar, the company behind some of the most successful animated films of all time, released its first film, Toy Story, all the way back in […]
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B. F. Skinner: 4 Interesting Experiments from the Father of Operant Conditioning
There are few names in psychology more well-known than B. F. Skinner. First-year psychology students scribble notes as their professors introduce him and his work […]
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Mathematics & Mental Health: How Are Our Children Coping with Returning to School in the Age of Coronavirus?
Sanitizer, medical masks, and…colored pencils? As the summer heat starts to wind down and schools begin to open up and air out the classrooms after […]
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Decision Making: 7 Incredible Ways Our Brains Process Information To Make Better Choices
How many decisions have you made today? Not just the big ones, like what job you want or where you want to go to university… […]
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A Picture of (Brain) Health: Powerful Brain Scans and Assessment Batteries We Use to Understand Our Most Complex Organ
The human brain is an incredibly complex feat of nature. Capable of creating complex social structures, languages, culture, art, and science. Our brains allow us […]
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Healthy Food, Healthy Brain: Exploring the Link Between Healthy Eating and Brain Health.
The human brain is a marvel of evolution, capable of creating breathtaking works of art and music, developing complex systems of culture, language, and society, […]
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Memory Exercises: Help strengthen your memory
Memory—it’s tied to everything that forms our person. The vivid images in our minds are how we recall our favorite moments, communicate with those we […]
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Cognitive Health: What is its meaning and how to improve it.
Do you forget things lately? Have you lost the skills you used to have? Many people worry about memory loss and skills as they get […]
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Social Media and the Brain: Is Social Media Healthy For the Brain?
Modern-day society is immersed in technology. Glued to smartphones and other devices, there is an app for everything—including socialization. Human connection has been reduced to […]
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Talking to yourself: is it good for you?
Have you ever been caught absent-mindedly talking to yourself in public? It can be really embarrassing. Unless you have the quick wits to pretend that […]
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Social Distancing: How it impacts the brain
As proposed in Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs theory, humans are social creatures. We require human contact to thrive. But with relationships and intimacy comes situations […]
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300 Million Students Free Access to the Brain Training Program While Schools Are Closed Due to COVID-19
With 300 million students worldwide now stuck at home, parents are looking for solutions to challenge their children’s mind After the safety restrictions due to […]
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Affective Forecasting: Predicting your emotions
“Will I be chosen for the job interview?” “If I accept the offer, what is the likelihood I will enjoy my new position better than […]
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Discover What are Cognitive Learning Styles
Consider a problem you recently encountered. How did you solve it? Did you need to visualize the solution or were you likely to verbalize your […]
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Positivity: 11 tips to change your negative mindset
If we believe that we are going to be successful in our work, it is much more likely that we will be than if we […]
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