Mushrooms May Cut Cognitive Impairment Risk
Older adults who consume more than two standard portions of mushrooms per week may have as much as a 50% reduced odds of developing mild cognitive impairment (MCI). Read more
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Author of the anonymous article
Who is the author of the anonymous article? The NY Times has published an anonymous article with the view on what is going on in Trump’s administration. Read more
How to write an article
Writing an article is not an easy thing. It is one thing to have ideas and thoughts and another – to be able to tell it to others, especially if this is a scholarly community Read more
Music Therapy and Neuroscience
Human responses to music may be viewed through a neuroscience lens with increasingly sophisticated neuroimaging technology, providing neurological and biomedical measures of psychological states. These developments have been harnessed in collaborative research investigations seeking to develop the therapeutic applications of music. Read more
Psychiatric Foundations of Literary Text
Below is the script of my speech in 2000 in National Chengchi University about Fiction and Psychiatry Read more
Relationship between depression and language
Language is used not not only to depict the state of affairs, but our mental state as well
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Why shoppers who switch queues wait the longest
It is a frequent conundrum while waiting in shop queues to pay for post-Christmas bargains : will switching queues save me time?
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Cannabis Research
Here is some research regarding cannabis. Read more
Still face experiment
In 1975, Edward Tronick and colleagues first presented the “Still Face Experiment” to colleagues at the biennial meeting of the Society for Research in Child Development.
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Still face
If you think you did not get from you parents what your should, or you think you can not give to your children what they need, watch this three minute video that explains a lot.
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