Research

All advances in neuroscience come from scientific discoveries and studies. In this section, you’ll be kept up-to-date with the latest research on this fascinating field.

ResearchHow to Calm Crying Babies, According to Science

If you have children, it's likely that you've sometimes wondered how to calm their crying. In fact, seeing a child…

ResearchMindfulness and Teens

Mindfulness is a useful tool for focusing on the here and now, as it requires guided training in present-moment awareness with a gentle and accepti...

ResearchIf You Sleep Badly, You Probably Eat Badly, Research Claims

We all know how important it is to sleep well. Indeed, enjoying a deep, sustained and refreshing night's rest allows…

ResearchHow Transitions Between Sleep and Wakefulness Are Produced

We don't know everything about the transitions between sleep and wakefulness. Despite the fact that they're vital and natural processes…

ResearchNeurotensin: The Neurotransmitter That Gives Value to Memories

Memory is one of the most studied cognitive processes and continues to be the one that arouses the most curiosity…

ResearchOne Lie Leads to Another, Research Confirms

Popular wisdom has been telling us for decades that one lie leads to another. It's the snowball effect. When a…

ResearchSinging Can Improve Brain Function, Science Claims

It's been known for several years that singing improves brain function. Not only does it strengthen the respiratory system, but…

ResearchScience Claims That Men Are as Emotional as Women

Sensitive, empathic, vulnerable, and even sentimental. In fact, men are just as emotional as women; however, for a long time,…

ResearchNew Studies Provide Data for Understanding and Treating Alcoholism

Alcoholism is a problem that affects around 100 million people in the world. Indeed, the effects of this addiction are…

ResearchThe Biological Origin of Hikikomori Syndrome

They're called the hermits of Japan. In 80 percent of cases, they're men and they avoid all kinds of social…

ResearchBooks Can Change Lives, According to Recent Research

Reading can enrich us in many ways. For example, it helps us develop intellectual skills, provides pleasure, and increases our…

ResearchWhy Pauses in a Conversation are Uncomfortable

Conversing is a really familiar daily act. For this reason, you tend not to pay much attention to its complexity.…

ResearchResearch Suggests That Neurotic People Feel Older and Less Healthy

We all have a chronological age, but also a subjective age. The first is our 'real age' and corresponds to…

ResearchPsychological Disorders: At What Ages Do They Appear?

Psychological and mental disorders remain a field in which there are more questions than answers. They're also an arena in…

ResearchLike Humans, Dogs Grieve After a Death, Claims Recent Research

Recent research has indicated that dogs experience a process similar to human grief after the death of 'one of their…

ResearchThe Observational Method

The observational method, as its name suggests, is associated with observation. This is nothing more than the active acquisition of information abo...

ResearchBiophotons: The Influence of Thought

The subject of biophotons is both fascinating and controversial. The first person to identify them was a Soviet scientist named Alexander…

ResearchScience Claims Sarcastic Teens Are Smarter

Science has been telling us for years that sarcastic teens are smarter. Indeed, it seems that this ironic, sharp, annoyingly…

ResearchAltruism, Gray Matter, and the Brain

Altruism can be defined as the constant concern for the needs of others. In other words, doing everything possible so…

ResearchGender Differences in Attitudes Toward Humor and Love

The Association for the Advancement of Psychological Science of Buenos Aires (Argentina) conducted a study to analyze gender differences in…

ResearchHearing: The Last Sense to Be Lost Before Death

Death is and will continue to be a mystery. In fact, we've only scratched the surface in understanding it. However,…