#Cognitive

IAmSciComm | @Annelinda_c

iamscicomm

Scientists believed that humans evolved to have unrealistically optimistic beliefs about much we influence the world around us. But now research is revealing how culture shapes beliefs about action, agency

David John Baker, PhD

DavidJohnBaker

Looks like this #musicscience pre-print showing 0 effect between musical training and cognitive abilities has been accepted at Memory and Cognition and is getting some press. https://psyarxiv.com/7s8wr/ IMO moments like this

Sam Dylan Finch

samdylanfinch

There's a theory around ADHD that I struggle with. That, if society were different and more attuned to the needs and strengths of people with ADHD, there would be no

VENI VIDI VICI

Caesar_VICI

5 Reasons Why Intermittent Fasting Skyrockets Your Cognitive Function -Thread- 1-You are under stressIntermittent fasting is about putting your body under stress to make your body stronger.When you don't eat

Jamie Taylor

jattaylor

This is an interesting thread on a number of levels and will perhaps offer some thoughts 1. ‘It depends’ is again misrepresented - coaching is about making a difference in

Jonas R. Kunst

KunstJonas

For decades, post-viral physical symptoms have been trivialized as psychological. Based on shaky empirical grounds, people have been left with CBT as their only treatment option. Now it is COVID19

RealScientists | Counts

realscientists

OK! Let’s squish some #animalwelfare #science into your day! Who has heard about cognitive bias testing in animals? Cognitive bias testing is pretty much a way of testing if animals

Clancy Join Or Die Rodgers

ClancyRodgers

My sister has COVID. A thread She kept it a secret from me (hmm wonder why) until she had to tell me that she would not be joining us for

John Allspaw

allspaw

An excellent overview of @LauraMDMaguire's dissertation ("Controlling the Costs of Coordination in Large-scale Distributed Software Systems") is on the Resilience Engineering Association's site. Will give the url after som

Karina

Karina89350882

Here are some attributes common to many Starseeds:1. Starseeds often struggle, for the duration of their life, with a sense of alienation; a feeling of not-belonging. This arises from a

In The Pink

InThePink14

In this thread we are discussing about treatment, therapy and cure for Down Syndrome.#DownSyndrome #therapy #common #treatment #infant #Children #educational#Health #IDEA #LEGALIZE #cognitive#parenting #IEP #psychologist #special#educator

PP-Austin

PengPeng_UT

Happy about the #RRQ paper but don't want to make it look like we are just simply advocating WM training. In the paper, we discussed more nuanced and different working

Post-Liberal Pete 🇬🇧

post_liberal

In the discussions about racism one of the tired tropes that keeps on popping up is that ppl need to be educated or, sometimes, that ppl need to educate themselves

Claire Foldi

ClaireFoldi

NEW PAPER ALERT We describe a neurobiological link between cognitive flexibility and pathological weight loss (in rats ), now *In Press* @SOBP @BiologicalPsyc1! Have a scroll through my clumsily

Hantu the Undiagnosable 🇸🇬

barisanhantu

Thread: "We're all a little ADHD"No, we're not. In the case of ADHD, the reason people seem to think we're making up the differences as an excuse has a lot

Natasha Mitchell

natashamitchell

#agedcare 'residents' are PEOPLE not PATIENTS. They are *all of us* in a matter of years, months, decades. Mothers, brothers, daughters, cousins. Whole beings - thinking, speaking, feeling the full

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