Posts Tagged ‘Paul-Ekman’
Update: Does Cognitive Training Work?
Here you have the February edition of our monthly newsletter covering cognitive health and brain fitness topics. Please remember that you can subscribe to receive this Newsletter by email, simply by submitting your email at the top of this page. Cognitive training (or structured mental exercise) definitely seems to work — as long as we define…
Read MoreLie to Me, Paul Ekman and Biofeedback
Biofeedback can be a very effective training tool for emotional self-regulation and stress management, precisely because it enables a faster feedback-based learning loop.
Read MoreWhen Empathy moves us to Action-By Daniel Goleman
Daniel Goleman requires no introduction. Personally, of all his books I have read, the one I found most stimulating was Destructive Emotions: A Scientific Dialogue With the Dalai Lama, a superb overview of what emotions are and how we can put them to good use. He is now conducting a great series of audio interviews…
Read MoreEmotional Intelligence and Faces
Paul Ekman has conducted extensive research on identifying emotions through facial expressions. As part of that research, and as part of the power of discipline and training, he learned how to consciously manipulate 42 facial muscles, including many that in most of us are beyond our control, and even awareness. In the 60s and 70s…
Read MoreNeurotechnology, Health and Brain Fitness News
Today we have a number of industry announcements: 1) New editions of these Blog Carnivals (collections of blog posts around specific topics) Encephalon (neuroscience) Grand Rounds (medicine) Education (guess!) Happiness 2) The Neurotechnology Industry Organization has launched a Neurotech Job Board dedicated to commercial neuroscience (mostly focused on clinical applications, like drugs and devices, not…
Read MoreDaniel Goleman and Social Intelligence
The Financial Times has a fun interview today as part of their “Lunch with the FT” series. Daniel Goleman is the author of bestseller Emotional Intelligence and is now promoting his recent book Social Intelligence. An quote from the interview: — The journalist asks, “So how do the rest of us get better?”. — The…
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