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How your unknown prejudices can dictate your actions in a crisis

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How your unknown prejudices can dictate your actions in a crisis

Neuroscience is revealing how the brain stores stereotypes and how they sway our behaviour. But are they hardwired, asks psychologist David Amodio

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How does brain science affect our responsibility for actions?

Life

How does brain science affect our responsibility for actions?

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Women dependent on cocaine or meth have less grey matter

Health

Women dependent on cocaine or meth have less grey matter

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33 reasons why we can't think clearly about climate change

Earth

33 reasons why we can't think clearly about climate change

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<i>Tetris</i> blocks traumatic flashbacks even after the memory is fixed

Health

Tetris blocks traumatic flashbacks even after the memory is fixed

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Blocking brain protein could stop memory loss caused by ageing

Health

Blocking brain protein could stop memory loss caused by ageing

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Your brain wrinkles like a screwed-up ball of paper

Life

Your brain wrinkles like a screwed-up ball of paper

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An inflamed brain may be a hidden cause of depression

Health

An inflamed brain may be a hidden cause of depression

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How to hack your confidence

Life

How to hack your confidence

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Self-confidence school: Can you really fake it to make it?

Life

Self-confidence school: Can you really fake it to make it?

From Superman poses to power tunes, plenty of tricks are claimed to bestow that all important self-assurance. �鶹��ý finds the truth behind the TED talk

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Health

Solitary confinement is a crime against the mind

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Health

Surgeon proposes human head transplant operation as soon as 2017

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Health

Why learning in your sleep is an idea that's reawakening

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Life

Trail-blazing ants show hints of metacognition when seeking food

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