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Arc of Attentional Focus: Has Someone Picked Your Pocket While You...
Apollo Robbins Apollo Robbins, son of a Baptist pastor whose half-brothers were street pick-pockets and shoplifters, demonstrates glitches in human perception and cognition in his interactive Las Vegas...
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Laptop Note-Taking leads to “Shallower Cognitive Processing” than Manual Notes
Pam Mueller Taking notes on a laptop computer may not enhance understanding and recall as much as using the old-fashioned method of taking notes by hand: People who hand-wrote notes to retain...
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Bilingual Competence Strengthens Brain’s “Executive Control,” “Adaptive...
Andrea Stocco Learning a second language in childhood or later in life provides numerous benefits, including: Increased cultural awareness, Enhanced creativity, Possibly delaying cognitive...
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Recognizing, Coping with Long-Lasting Emotions
Philippe Verduyn Most people feel sad longer than they feel ashamed, surprised, irritated or bored because sadness is most often triggered by important events that require time for emotional and...
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Thinking in a Second Languages Reduces Decision Bias
Boaz Keysar People who can think in a foreign language are more able to rationally analyze risk compared with evaluating risk in their native language, found University of Chicago’s Boaz Keysar, Sayuri...
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