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Psychology-blogs

Aging, neuroscience, psychology blogs

November 12, 2008 by Alvaro Fernandez

2 excel­lent recent blog car­ni­val editions:

Encephalon #58 (neu­ro­science and psy­chol­o­gy), host­ed by Wal­ter at High­light Health.
Hour­glass #5 (biol­o­gy  of aging), host­ed by Lau­ra at psique.

Enjoy!

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Filed Under: Brain/ Mental Health Tagged With: aging, Aging-blogs, brain, brain-blogs, neuroscience, Neuroscience-blogs, Psychology, Psychology-blogs

Brain Blogs and Michael Merzenich

October 13, 2008 by Alvaro Fernandez

Two quick notes:

- Encephalon #56 edi­tion: the lat­est edi­tion of this neu­ro­science and psy­chol­o­gy blog car­ni­val is ready for your read­ing pleasure.
- Michael Merzenich Elect­ed to Insti­tute of Med­i­cine: Con­grat­u­la­tions! “The Insti­tute of Medicine’s total active mem­ber­ship is now 1,576 and the num­ber of for­eign asso­ciates is 89. With anoth­er 71 mem­bers hold­ing emer­i­tus sta­tus, IOM’s total mem­ber­ship is now 1,736. Estab­lished in 1970 by the Nation­al Acad­e­my of Sci­ences, the Insti­tute of Med­i­cine is a nation­al resource for inde­pen­dent, sci­en­tif­i­cal­ly informed analy­sis and rec­om­men­da­tions on issues relat­ed to human health. With their elec­tion, mem­bers make a com­mit­ment to devote a sig­nif­i­cant amount of vol­un­teer time as mem­bers of IOM study committees.”
You may have seen him talk­ing about neu­ro­plas­tic­i­ty in the PBS spe­cial titled Brain Fit­ness Program.

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Filed Under: Brain/ Mental Health Tagged With: brain-fitness-program, encephalon, Institute-of-Medicine, Michael-Merzenich, National-Academy-of-Sciences, neuroplasticity, Neuroscience-blogs, PBS, Psychology-blogs

Encephalon: Briefing the Next US President on Neuroscience & Psychology

February 18, 2008 by Alvaro Fernandez

Dear Mr or Mrs Next US President,

We are glad to wel­come you to our blog car­ni­val. After a short hia­tus, Encephalon is backScience Debate 2008 and gath­er­ing steam. We have pre­pared this “revival” edi­tion just for you, so you can be well informed and impress us all dur­ing the upcom­ing Sci­encede­bate 2008.

With­out fur­ther ado, let’s pro­ceed to the ques­tions posed by 24 blog­gers on neu­ro­science and psy­chol­o­gy issues. We hope they pro­vide, at the very least, good men­tal stim­u­la­tion for you and your advisors.

Big Ques­tions

Do I deserve to vote even if I don’t have Free Will? (Marc at Neu­ro­sci­en­tif­i­cal­ly Challenged).

If cul­ture sculpts our brains, what can our brains do to refine our cul­ture first? (Stephanie at Brains On Purpose).

Is God more than a fly­ing brain? (Jes­si­ca at bioephemera).

Is Your brain real­ly read­ing This? (Pete at Brain Hammer).

A Few Intru­sive Questions 

Do you play any musi­cal instru­ment? (Megan at SharpBrains).

[Read more…] about Encephalon: Brief­ing the Next US Pres­i­dent on Neu­ro­science & Psychology

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Filed Under: Brain/ Mental Health Tagged With: 2008-Primaries, Alzheimers-cure, autism, blog-carnival, brains, cannabis, CIA, cognitive-skills, culture, depression-treatment, driving, Emotions, encephalon, FDA, free-will, health-policy, Neurofeedback, Neuroscience-blogs, Parkinson’s-disease, presidential-candidates, Psychology-blogs, PTSD, rational, Roomba, science, Science-and-technology, Sciencedebate-2008, Stress

Visual rotation brain teaser game

September 30, 2006 by SharpBrains

Let’s now exer­cise our occip­i­tal Lobes (visu­al inter­pre­ta­tion and rota­tion). Please pick the piece that’s miss­ing from the dia­gram on the left.

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Answer: C

 

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