gestures of apes and babies “”The similarity in the form and function of the gestures in a human infant, a baby chimpanzee and a baby bonobo was remarkable,” said Patricia Greenfield, a Distinguished Professor of Psychology at UCLA and co-author of the study, published in the open-access journal Frontiers in Psychology.” Read more…
Do you remember when this game first came out? Well, most college students weren’t even born yet. Here is what I am reading today: meeting on-line can lead to happier and more enduring relationships “Although the study did not determine why relationships that started online were more successful, the reasons Read more…
My daughter Karla turns 29 today! Happy Birthday Karla Here is what I am reading today: high performance engineering neuro-imaging lab job listings! Post-Doctoral Associate Position in EEG/ERP, Post-Doctoral Researcher Position in EEG/ERP, and many others! lifestyle choices and memory “”These findings reinforce the importance of educating young and middle-aged Read more…
A Beautiful but deadly frog that sings for its mate. Here is what I am reading today: animals that learn to avoid poisons “Researchers soon realized that some roaches had developed an aversion to glucose—the sugary bait disguising the poison—and that the insects were passing that trait on to their Read more…
Today is officially Mental Health Day. The American Psychological Association (APA) has asked all of us who blog on mental health related issues to participate by publishing a blog that relates to mental health. According to the APA, Congress designated May as Mental Health Month in 1949 to raise public Read more…