Diet, Teeth, and How We Speak
...data from the celebrities provides us insight in real time and contributes to understanding this story of human language that is changing over [...]
...data from the celebrities provides us insight in real time and contributes to understanding this story of human language that is changing over [...]
...Sonia Bishop, a professor of neuroscience at UC Berkeley. “Conversely, emotionally resilient people tend to focus on what gave them a good outcome, and in many [...]
...to use the types of inquiry-based learning practices recommended by leading science and education professionals. Unlike traditional instruction, inquiry-based [...]
...being real. “The government’s legislation to inhibit the pervasive threat of disinformation has also been helpful, but we need to [...]
...happening in real time, Zacks said. When people were watching the second movie, they weren’t just encoding it, or forming new memories, [...]
...Meyer-Lindenberg. A neural mechanism for affective well-being: Subgenual cingulate cortex mediates real-life effects of nonexercise activity on [...]
...a new study published today in the Journal of Environmental Psychology. Experiencing nature in virtual reality could have even larger benefits The [...]
...in the real world, many memories are likely to be inaccurate — especially in situations where the experience was brief, sudden or highly [...]
...we look at interventions to help people eat more healthfully, as it relates to screen time, maybe we can’t just focus on television. The smartphone might be [...]
...workers and their children The study leverages real-time, daily survey data collected from Feb. 20, before the pandemic hit the U.S., to April 27, [...]