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Every movement you make, from jumping up and down to clicking on this article, is the result of a complex electrical circuit between your brain and your muscles. -
Psychologist Mark Griffiths discusses how, for a small minority of people, gaming can progress to an addiction. -
The stress and uncertainty of a crisis can kick your fight-or-flight response into overdrive. -
Aging is inevitable — but disability and dementia are not. -
Get engaged in neuroscience with a variety of hands-on science experiments on a number of brain-related topics. -
The rhythm of respiration influences a wide range of behaviors, as well as cognition and emotion. Neuroscientists are piecing together how it all works. -
Neuroscience is full of famous scientists and case studies. Work with your students to create models of these pioneers to be used in classroom presentations. -
Research shows that even mild TBI can cause permanent brain changes in young adults – and that the damage worsens over time. -
Online “brain-training” games claim to help strengthen your mental muscles through regular practice. But scientists haven’t found conclusive evidence that brain-training works. -
Training your non-dominant hand can improve your motor control, but you shouldn't expect an IQ boost.
