Posts Tagged ‘memory’
Society & Culture - Monday, July 26, 2010 10:57 - 0 Comments
After bad experiences, memory fails us
CORNELL (US)—Emotions provoked by negative events can cause distorted inaccurate memories—particularly in adults, according to a new study. Continue…
- ‘Pear’ pounds take a toll on memory
- Biomarker may be Alzheimer’s holy grail
- Snooze before tackling the to-do list
- Fragile X synaptic defects located in brain
- Cognition, not age, key to decision-making
- Why our intuitions are often wrong
- Calorie restriction: longer life, fewer memories?
- Caregiving spouses at higher risk for dementia
- Supercomputer built to ‘run’ like a cat
- Lost memories leave emotional afterglow
- Decisions rely on ‘maps’ more than memory
- Brain is able to put fear in its place
- Happy seniors dwell on the good ol’ days
- In-sync brain waves form strong memories
- Driving game maps brain’s version of GPS
- Estrogen’s memory boost fades with age
- Obese bodies forget how to fight flu
- Is your computer calling the shots?
- Hoop fans hang on to happy memories
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In Today’s ScienceBlogs
- Hydrogen Bonding Video [Greg Laden's Blog] September 2, 2010
- Another Gulf Oil Rig Has Exploded [Greg Laden's Blog] September 2, 2010
- The Glenn Beck Truth-O-Meter [Dispatches from the Culture Wars] September 2, 2010
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