Decision Making Process: Complete guide
Remember the time when you had to make a difficult decision and it ended up being the
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Brain seizures: When The Brain Has Too Much Energy
Brain seizures: Some of us have to deal with them every single day, whilst others can be
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Phantom Pain: The Feeling Is As Real As It Can Get!
Phantom pain is a sensation that various individuals perceive towards a part of the body or an
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Synesthesia: Can You Hear Colors?
What is it like to hear colors and see sounds – people who have synesthesia might be
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Neuroimaging: What is it and how can it map the brain?
One of the ways psychology has progressed came from the use of various neuroimaging methods. In terms of
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Mirror neurons: The most powerful learning tool
Mirror neurons. Imitation has always been a powerful learning tool. The human brain is enabled with different
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Fight or Flight: All You Need to Know About This Response
Fight or Flight. The sympathetic nervous system is one of two subdivisions of the autonomic nervous system,
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Synapses: How Your Brain Communicates
A synapse is the space between two neurons which allows for neural communication, or synaptic transmission. Synapses are
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How Well Do You Know Your Brain: What Is It?
The brain is the most complex organ in the human body. It controls everything, from the way
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Fascinating Brain Facts part 2
Fascinating Facts About the Brain – Part 2 In part one of Fascinating Facts About the Brain,
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5 Myths about the Brain
5 Myths About the Brain The brain is truly an amazing organ. It is extremely intricate, and
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Newfound brain cells linked to high blood pressure
Newfound brain cells linked to high blood pressure. High blood pressure has just gotten a new culprit:
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How to ‘take over’ a brain
How to ‘take over’ a brain. The hottest field in science this past decade has been neuroscience.
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Neuristors: The future of brain-like computer chips
Neuristors: The future of brain-like computer chips. A neuristor is the simplest possible device that can capture
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How neuroscientists observe brains watching movies
How neuroscientists observe brains watching movies. Functional MRI can peer inside your brain and watch you watching
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Mouse brain cells activated, reactivated in learning and memory
Mouse brain cells activated, reactivated in learning and memory. Neuroscientists have for the first time shown individual
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Brain cells made from urine
Brain cells made from urine. Human excreta could be a powerful source of cells to study disease,
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New biomaterials can promote regeneration of brain tissue after brain injury and disease damage
New biomaterials can promote regeneration of brain tissue after brain injury and disease damage. Research at the
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World’s largest brain simulation has 2.5 million neurons
World’s largest brain simulation has 2.5 million neurons. With 2.5 million simulated neurons, a team of researchers
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In brain, competing thoughts come in waves and rhythms
In brain, competing thoughts come in waves and rhythms. Emerging evidence suggests that a group of neurons
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Joubert syndrome in humans
Joubert syndrome in humans. This is a rare neurological condition that is linked with autism-spectrum disorders and
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A better brain implant: Slim electrode cozies up to single neurons
A better brain implant: Slim electrode cozies up to single neurons. The main problem that neurons have
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