Practice—that is, repetitive training—matters in healing brain injury. Repeated intensive training can be accompanied by ...

Often compared to a computer, the body's most complex organ operates using a code of electrical and chemical signals. These signals transmit through wires, nodes and networks to process and store ...

A simple blood test to detect how fast internal organs are ageing helped flag increased risks for 30 diseases including lung cancer and cardiovascular conditions, researchers have found.

Answer the following three questions to understand your thinking ... Based on this, what are your top five strengths? What we practice becomes our strengths, and then our strengths become our ...

Elaine Pearson is Human Rights Watch's Asia director, overseeing the work of the Asia division in more than 20 countries. She has conducted numerous human rights investigations in the Asia-Pacific ...

We verified assumptions for linear (we conducted residual analyses to check normality, independence, homoscedasticity, and no collinearity) and for ordinal regressions (Pearson χ 2 test to analyze ...

Despite the highly subjective and volitional nature of imagery, people are reasonably good at imagery metacognition (Pearson et al., 2011). Is this ability stable, or might metacognition of imagery ...