Convergent Thinking: The Key to Problem-Solving
Imagine sitting in class and shading in a circle on a multiple-choice test. You would not think
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Empathy: Can you put yourself in someone else’s shoes?
You’ve probably talked or heard about it, but do you really know the implications of empathy and
Cristina Chimeno Sotelo
Learning Styles: What are They, Models and Discussion
Learning Styles. Learning is a massive part of everyone’s life. From childhood to adolescence, we go to
Julien Meyers
Left Brain, Right Brain: 9 Ways Our Brain Hemispheres Work Together
What are the functions of each brain hemisphere? What does each half of our brains do? Is
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Experimental Psychology: Learn everything about its history
The field of experimental psychology branches out into many various sub-fields and directions with people believing in
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Evaluative Conditioning: The How and Why of Forming Opinions without Facts.
Have you ever wondered why we judge a book by its cover? Here, you will read about
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Sensory Memory: The Motor Behind Your Hidden Abilities
Can you see with your eyes closed? Can you hear someone’s voice, even when you’re alone? Have
Concha Gisbert Hortelano
Cervelet : beaucoup plus que la coordination motrice
Il est fort probable que pour arriver à cet article vous ayez écrit sur un clavier d’ordinateur
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Apprentissage Cognitif : types d’apprentissage, guide éducatif
Notre vie est un apprentissage cognitif. Nous apprenons à partir des expériences, des émotions, des nouveautés, de
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Young men have a strong cognitive advantage over young women
A new study by CogniFit finds that young men have a strong cognitive advantage over young women. New
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People’s memory for Facebook posts is stronger than memory for human faces
People’s memory for Facebook posts is strikingly stronger than their memory for human faces or sentences from
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