How caring for a child may reshape your brain—even without pregnancy

The brain changes associated with parenthood may not be driven by pregnancy alone. Researchers are increasingly finding that ...

Psychology says talking to yourself when alone isn’t a sign of loneliness; it helps regulate emotions and rehearse decisions

Talking to oneself, often seen as embarrassing, is a normal cognitive tool for organizing thoughts and preparing for tasks.
eLife

Methylphenidate enhances or impairs the cognitive control of Pavlovian bias depending on working memory capacity

Catecholaminergic modulation by methylphenidate affects appetitive and aversive Pavlovian biases of approach and avoidance in humans depending on individual differences in working memory capacity.
Psychology Today

NRT: From Musical Notes to Nervous System Vibrations

Neural resonance theory proposes that music is not a mental image of the sounds we hear but actual physical vibrations ...