Centering cognitive neuroscience on task demands and generalization

Click here to view original web page at Centering cognitive neuroscience on task demands and generalization Matthias Nau , Alexandra C. Schmid , Simon M. Kaplan , Chris I. Baker & Dwight J. Kravitz Nature Neuroscience (2024) Cite this article 48 Altmetric Metrics Abstract Cognitive neuroscience seeks generalizable theories explaining the relationship between behavioral, physiological … Continue reading “Centering cognitive neuroscience on task demands and generalization”

Monkeys build mental maps to navigate new tasks

Click here to view original web page at Monkeys build mental maps to navigate new tasks Simian simulacrum: Macaques who have been shown isolated sections of an image sequence are able to navigate between two images in the full sequence by deducing the direction and distance between them—even when the intermediate images are hidden. Illustration … Continue reading “Monkeys build mental maps to navigate new tasks”

The Neuroscience of ASMR: The Technical Aspects and Effects of the Sensation of Sound Relaxation

Click here to view original web page at The Neuroscience of ASMR: The Technical Aspects and Effects of the Sensation of Sound Relaxation neuroscienze dell’ASRM L ‘ Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response known as ASMR is the feeling of Pleasure heat, sometimes tingling that starts at the top of the head and goes spreads throughout the … Continue reading “The Neuroscience of ASMR: The Technical Aspects and Effects of the Sensation of Sound Relaxation”

Brain Activity in Dying Patients Does Not Indicate Consciousness

Click here to view original web page at Brain Activity in Dying Patients Does Not Indicate Consciousness Summary: A recent study found increased brain activity in two dying patients, but it does not indicate consciousness. The research revealed gamma wave bursts in comatose patients with epilepsy, but no evidence these were tied to conscious experiences. … Continue reading “Brain Activity in Dying Patients Does Not Indicate Consciousness”

Neurodivergence Linked to Chronic Fatigue in Children

Click here to view original web page at Neurodivergence Linked to Chronic Fatigue in Children Summary: New research highlights a significant link between neurodivergence and chronic fatigue, suggesting that increased inflammation from childhood stress may contribute. The study emphasizes the need for better screening and support for neurodivergent children to reduce chronic fatigue risks. Findings … Continue reading “Neurodivergence Linked to Chronic Fatigue in Children”

Study Finds Americans Have More Friends Than Previously Thought

Click here to view original web page at Study Finds Americans Have More Friends Than Previously Thought Summary: American adults typically have more friends than recent surveys suggest, with fewer reporting no friends at all. The survey found that an average American adult has four to five friends, and only 2% reported being friendless. Despite … Continue reading “Study Finds Americans Have More Friends Than Previously Thought”

Exercise Boosts Motivation to Combat Depression

Click here to view original web page at Exercise Boosts Motivation to Combat Depression Summary: A new study suggests that exercise reduces depression by boosting motivation through decreased inflammation and enhanced dopamine function. This understanding could lead to personalized exercise programs as treatment. The review highlights how aerobic exercise combats anhedonia and low energy in … Continue reading “Exercise Boosts Motivation to Combat Depression”

Flu During Pregnancy Linked to Neurodevelopmental Risks

Click here to view original web page at Flu During Pregnancy Linked to Neurodevelopmental Risks Summary: New research shows that severe flu in pregnancy can increase the risk of neurodevelopmental disorders in offspring due to the mother’s immune response. Using live influenza virus in mice, researchers found significant fetal brain changes only when maternal infection … Continue reading “Flu During Pregnancy Linked to Neurodevelopmental Risks”

The Neuroscience of ASMR: The Technical Aspects and Effects of the Sensation of Sound Relaxation

Click here to view original web page at The Neuroscience of ASMR: The Technical Aspects and Effects of the Sensation of Sound Relaxation neuroscienze dell’ASRM July 30, 2024 Ecology L ‘ Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response known as ASMR is the feeling of Pleasure heat, sometimes tingling that starts at the top of the head and … Continue reading “The Neuroscience of ASMR: The Technical Aspects and Effects of the Sensation of Sound Relaxation”

Monkeys build mental maps to navigate new tasks

Click here to view original web page at Monkeys build mental maps to navigate new tasks Simian simulacrum: Macaques who have been shown isolated sections of an image sequence are able to navigate between two images in the full sequence by deducing the direction and distance between them—even when the intermediate images are hidden. Illustration … Continue reading “Monkeys build mental maps to navigate new tasks”