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A source of news, websites, articles, blogs, and other information about the growing interest in positive psychology, neuropsychology, and brain mapping from Psychogenyx.
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The “Run, Hide, Fight” campaign doesn’t adequately address the reality of an active shooter attack
Luis Valdes's insight:
This is a very interesting approach to active shooter response training. Take a look.
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Read our career advice article, This Is Your Perfect Schedule for a Productive Day (Science Says So)
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Perhaps you’ve seen pictures of people lying in giant machines that record brain activity; or a man …
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Using positive memories can prove to be an effective method for boosting mood amongst individuals with specific mental health problems such as anxiety or depression.
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Anxiety can be insidious. It doesn't just make us feel terrible. It also can cause us to make terrible decisions, new brain research shows.
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Neuroscience advances from startups are behind new headsets that can alter how the brain works — and potentially treat several diseases.
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Are you someone who is too busy to meditate? Too stressed to relax? You just can't sit still or quiet your mind?
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Brain scans showed that people who practised a difficult version of this task coped better with negative emotions.
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There is absolutely no excuse for you not to master a new skill, expand your knowledge, or eventually boost your career.
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Mood affects your productivity more than you realize, but a new app is helping employees take control of their emotions at work.
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A small jolt of electrical stimulation can boost memory and focus. What'll be possible once we can implant chips into the brain?
Lisa A Romano's curator insight,
September 21, 2015 11:46 PM
Very interesting area that does not immediately throw up the ethical barrier to scientific exploration, more - it pushes the barrier...
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Do you have the chance to do what you do best each day at work? Take a moment and think about it. Do you have the chance to do what you do best each day? Not just now and again. Not even just most days. But each and every day.
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Multitasking is an essential skill in the era of email, text messages, Facebook and Twitter. But, argues neuroscientist Daniel J Levitin, it’s actually making us less efficient
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Every job you will ever do will start and end in your mind. Learn from a ship's captain how to use your brain to effectively shift focus in milliseconds.
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The new science of why people procrastinate — and how to stop.
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Maria Konnikova writes about resilience and the skills that researches say can be learned to acquire it.
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For both healthy people and those with memory problems, the technique improved recall dramatically.
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Are you trying to succeed? Or are you trying to avoid failure? Studies show there's a big difference.
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The next frontier for the tech sector is the human brain.
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Empathy is a terrific skill to have, but too much of it can leave you overwhelmed by others’ negative emotions. Here’s how to stop absorbing what others around you are feeling while still being an understanding fellow human being.
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Having ADD/ADHD can be both a blessing and a curse. These 41 hacks will help you to thrive at work and in your personal life.
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A new self-help trend suggests that the key to success is pretending you’re in a video game.
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Self-help videos tell women to learn to love their bodies by saying nice things to themselves in the mirror. Can shushing your harshest critic actually rewire the brain?
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