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How a Walk in Nature Restores Attention
Time spent in nature is good for the heart and soul, new research shows that it is good for your brain, too.
Surprise! — How the Brain Learns to Deal with the Unexpected
For children, the world is full of surprises. Adults, on the other hand, are much more difficult to surprise. And there are complex processes behind this apparently straightforward state of affairs. Researchers at the University of Basel have been using mice to decode how reactions to the unexpected develop in the growing brain.
Need to Improve Focus? This One Habit Can Keep You On Task
New research provides evidence that this simple and easily implementable change can help individuals better sustain their attention and reduce attention lapses.
What an Animated Taco Reveals About Curiosity and Patience
New research shows how curiosity can prioritize the journey over the outcome.
Early Self-Regulation Boosts Children’s Educational Success
Teaching children how to manage their attention and impulses in primary school had a positive long-term effect on their later educational success.
Why Our Brains Prefer Symbols to Words
New study dives into our brain’s knack for recalling symbols and logos over their word counterparts.
In Sync Brainwaves Predict Learning
The connection among students and to their instructor is telling about the learning process, according to researchers.
Why Some Children May Be Slower to Learn Words
New research could help identify children at risk for language delay at an earlier stage so that they can get better support.
How to Train Your Brain to Ignore Distractions
While strong distractions may automatically capture our attention, the trained brain can rapidly suppress such distractions to help us efficiently reach our goals.
Robot Helps Students with Learning Disabilities Stay Focused
Engineering researchers are successfully using a robot to help keep children with learning disabilities focused on their work.
What Your Gaze Reveals: Attention, Processing and More
Eye movements during tasks provide information about what the person is currently occupied with and what goals are being pursued within the task.
How Too Much Motivation Can Affect Decision Making
Researchers reveal why a level of motivation that is too high or too low can affect our perception and therefore our choices.
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