How the Brain Merges Sight and Sound to Speed Decision Making
Summary: New research reveals how the brain combines visual and auditory information to produce faster, more accurate decisions. Using electroencephalography (EEG), scientists…
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How New Antidepressants Work: Mechanisms and Insights
New research reveals how experimental antidepressants target glutamate signaling via an amplification mechanism in specific neurons A growing class of fast-acting antidepressant…
11 Accredited School Psychology Programs and Online Options 2025
School psychologists are among the most in-demand mental health professionals working in educational settings. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics…
Lust vs Love in Modern Music: The Psychology Behind the Lyrics
Summary: A longitudinal analysis of popular music lyrics between 1971 and 2011 shows a clear shift in themes: references to romantic love…
How to Teach Emotional Intelligence to Teens and Students
Emotional intelligence plays a central role in adolescent growth and learning. Research consistently shows that emotional intelligence (EI) supports students in managing…
How Hypothalamus Signals Improve Endurance After Exercise
Summary: After a tough run your muscles may feel like they did all the work, but new research shows the brain plays…
How AI Memory Mirrors the Human Brain
Summary: Researchers have identified a notable parallel between how artificial intelligence (AI) models process memories and how the human hippocampus functions. This…
Most Common Questions Therapists Ask
Talk therapy is a purposeful, healing conversation that aims for change. Therapists collaborate with clients, focusing not only on the topics discussed…
How Much Oxygen Does Your Brain Need Per Minute?
Summary: Researchers directly measured oxygen levels in an intact brain and correlated those measurements with neural activity. Under normal conditions, roughly half…
How Babies’ Babbling Shapes the Way Parents Speak
Summary: When infants babble, parents instinctively simplify their speech—using fewer distinct words, shorter sentences, and more single-word replies—an effect that does not…
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