Childlike Face Illusion Triggers Memory Recall in Adults
Summary: A novel study demonstrates that briefly perceiving oneself with a childlike version of one’s face can help adults retrieve richer, more…
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Summary: A novel study demonstrates that briefly perceiving oneself with a childlike version of one’s face can help adults retrieve richer, more…
Summary: Researchers have found that mutations in the EPG5 gene—previously identified as the cause of the rare childhood disorder Vici syndrome—also raise…
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Summary: Chronic pain affects nearly 50 million Americans. New research points to an internal brain mechanism that can reduce long-term pain: a…
Summary: Researchers have identified a specific brain function—social inference—that could shift how schizophrenia is treated. Social inference is the ability to interpret…
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