'Threatening' faces and beefy bodies do not bias criminal suspect identification, study finds
By University of Cambridge · Apr 11, 2022
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Brain & Behavior
Neuroscience, psychology, and the science of how we think and act.
Brain charts map the rapid growth and slow decline of the human brain over our lifetime
By University of Cambridge · Apr 6, 2022
Scans show weakened connections in brains of adolescents at risk of bipolar disorder
By University of New South Wales · Mar 28, 2022
Stroke treatments safe and effective for people with existing disability or dementia
By American Heart Association · Mar 28, 2022
Amygdala overgrowth that occurs in autism spectrum disorder may begin during infancy
By U.S. National Institutes of Health · Mar 28, 2022
Vagus nerve stimulation lowers costs of care for children with uncontrolled epilepsy
By Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago · Mar 25, 2022
Memory and concentration problems are common in long COVID and must not be ignored
By University of Cambridge · Mar 17, 2022
Discovery of novel brain fear mechanisms offers target for anxiety-reducing drugs
By University of Bristol · Mar 15, 2022
New Clinical Research Will Test Brain’s Ability to Adapt to Advanced Bionic Limbs
By University of Central Florida · Mar 15, 2022
Some of the world’s lowest dementia rates are found in Amazonian indigenous groups
By USC · Mar 9, 2022
Dementia patients struggle to cope with change because of damage to general intelligence brain networks
By University of Cambridge · Mar 9, 2022
Optimism may promote emotional well-being by limiting how often one experiences stressful situations
By Boston University · Mar 7, 2022