Digital Autobiography – Your Cell Phone Knows You Better
Post Views: 766 Your digital autobiography allows your cell phone to know you nearly as well as ...
9 Differences Between Alzheimer’s and Frontotemporal Dementia
Post Views: 919 The term “dementia” can be vague and confusing. This is because there are different ...
Mixed Feelings – What They Are and How to Deal with Them
Post Views: 908 As the British barrister George Carman famously said, “Mixed feelings, like mixed drinks, are ...
What’s the Reticular Formation and What Does it Do?
Post Views: 1219 The reticular formation (RF) is a collection of nerve nuclei and fibers. In fact, ...
Vygotsky’s Inner Speech Theory
Post Views: 944 Philosophers have always had an interest in inner language. In fact, one of the ...
Lay Epistemics and the Generation of Knowledge
Post Views: 776 Where does knowledge come from? How do you know if something is true or ...
Frieda Fromm-Reichmann and Psychoanalysis
Post Views: 1171 Frieda Fromm-Reichmann was a rather peculiar psychiatrist who came up with another way to ...
Black Swan Theory 101 – What’s a Black Swan Event?
Post Views: 1244 From the 2011 terrorist attacks to WWI, the universe has suffered a number of ...
What’s the M. Mahoney SCIENCE Program?
Post Views: 944 This SCIENCE program is training in problem-solving by M. Mahoney that demands active participation. ...
Children’s Brains Are Like Sponges: Is it True?
Post Views: 879 Children’s brains are like sponges. How many times have you heard this expression? In ...
