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Brain-wave boost sets us to slow motion

Health

Brain-wave boost sets us to slow motion

Running an electric current through the brain boosts beta waves and slows movement, which could suggest new treatments for diseases like Parkinson's

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Sports jocks are oh-so predictable

Humans

Sports jocks are oh-so predictable

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Gamers are more aggressive to strangers

Life

Gamers are more aggressive to strangers

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Concepts are born in the hippocampus

Life

Concepts are born in the hippocampus

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Smacking hits kids' IQ

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Smacking hits kids' IQ

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Lack of sleep linked to Alzheimer's

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Gene for memory and IQ gives students low grades

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Free will is not an illusion after all

Life

Free will is not an illusion after all

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Life

Minimally conscious patients can learn

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Life

Break promises if you like but treat your workers well

Employees care most about the rewards and opportunities they end up getting, regardless of what they were initially promised

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Life

Brain science to help teachers get into kids' heads

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Life

Human brains better tooled up than monkeys

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Life

Brain cells slicker than we thought

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Life

Icy stares and dirty minds: Hitch-hiking emotions

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