Your Earliest Memory Is Much Earlier Than You Think (M)
Most people’s earliest memories occurred years before they think, as confirmed by their parents.
Most people’s earliest memories occurred years before they think, as confirmed by their parents.
Around two-thirds of people use music to help them sleep, but what if the music is so catchy it causes an ‘earworm’?
Around 15 percent of people with depression do not respond to conventional approaches like psychotherapy and medication.
The techniques work because they help to affirm a person’s need to feel in control and their connection to the listener.
Directly after learning a new skill, the brain repeatedly and rapidly replays the activity, as though neuronally practising it.
People recognise words better after a pause and speakers naturally insert pauses just before they say something important.
It is mostly men who make extreme decisions about how they do or don’t cooperate, trust others, take risks and judge fairness.
Early education can lead to a larger cerebral cortex, as measured forty year later, study finds.
Cultural changes can sweep across countries and continents through modern communication networks, regardless of genetics.
It is a myth that people with autism cannot read emotions, however there is one they have difficulty with.
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