Resting And Reflecting Improves Memory For New Learning (M)
“When you are learning something new, you bring to mind all of the things you know that are related to that new information.” — Dr Alison Preston
“When you are learning something new, you bring to mind all of the things you know that are related to that new information.” — Dr Alison Preston
Gaining support in times of illness is one way the mind and body automatically promote healing.
The brain adapts to adversity and this leaves a kind of neural stamp.
Contrary to what many believe, memories do not simply decay with time — ‘forgotten’ memories are still there encoded in the brain.
Why people we anticipate meeting seem more attractive.
The study helps explain why anxious people find it hard to ‘ride’ their emotions and tend to avoid potentially rewarding situations.
Around half of children were bullied by a sibling, sometimes with serious consequences, a study finds.
“I am no better in mind than in body; both alike are sick and I suffer double hurt.” — Ovid
The study examined how people come to like some creative ideas more than others.
The research underlines the challenges to mental health facing those with minority sexual orientations.
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