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Revealing the Cognitive Sorcery of Human Intelligence

January 7, 2020

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Q&A with Sam Gershman In the last decade, computational techniques have expanded the toolkit for scientists across disciplines. In neuroscience, computational models are increasingly rendering “visible things that were previously invisible,” says Samuel Gershman, a cognitive neuroscientist at Harvard University. “Computational modeling is not a niche activity. It’s the same theory-building activity in which all […]

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Let’s Get Fired Up: Is Seeing Brain Activity the Ultimate Motivator?

June 9, 2014

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From coaches to self-help books, everyone has advice for how to get motivated to accomplish a task. But what if you could simply see how your brain reacts to different motivation strategies and then pick the best one? New research is finding that showing people their brain activity levels could be the key to firing […]

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Listening to White Noise Improves Memory

January 16, 2014

Listening to a consistent “sh” noise could boost your memory, according to new research. Such white noise changes activity in the midbrain that is linked to learning and reward pathways. Past research had suggested a link between white noise and learning in children with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder and in people learning arithmetic. The new work, […]

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From Conditioning Monkeys to Drug Addiction: Understanding Prediction and Reward

June 5, 2013

Frans de Waal; http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/deed.en

Breakthroughs in cognitive neuroscience: Highlighting influential research from the past 20 years This series will explore influential papers in cognitive neuroscience, as measured by the number of times they are cited each year. The papers featured are just a sampling of many important works in the field over the past 20 years. Life for all […]

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