Why Sights Stick In Our Minds, But Sounds Fade Away (M)
You can probably remember the sight of a particular waterfall, but can you remember how it sounded?
You can probably remember the sight of a particular waterfall, but can you remember how it sounded?
A surprisingly simple technique could subtly change how you approach life’s most important moments.
One of the most novel approaches to treating depression tried in years.
Tiny shifts in perception may help memories stay organised.
The sound humans can’t hear — but the body still reacts to.
Even when we are full, food can still feel irresistible — and researchers are starting to understand why.
Simple abdominal contractions may help flush waste from the brain.
Nature does not just feel good; it leads to a cascade of neurological changes akin to mindfulness.
The precise mechanism by which a brief afternoon rest resets your brain’s learning capacity.
The stream of consciousness includes genuine moments of nothingness, just as sleep is not always total oblivion.
Join the free PsyBlog mailing list. No spam, ever.