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Studies Find Left-Sided Preferences in Walking and Vision
Scientists found a collective preference for walking toward the left, or counterclockwise, in an open space. There is also a a leftward preference in spatial vision.
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Brain-Computer Interface Aligns Better with Humans via AI
New neuroscience milestone was achieved for non-invasive brain-computer interface (BCI) by uniting human learning with AI adaptation.
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What Your Partner Needs (Isn’t What You’d Need)
New research reveals that when comforting a partner, we often default to the coping strategy that works for us, not what they actually need. Naming our needs directly is the fix.
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The Benefits of Staying at Home Instead of Moving to a Facility
As parents and loved ones grow older, families often face an important question: Is it still possible for them to live safely and comfortably at home, or is it time to consider a care facility? The...
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How to Talk to a Parent Who Refuses Help
Watching an aging parent struggle with everyday tasks can be difficult. You may notice that the house isn’t as tidy as it once was, meals are being skipped, medications are forgotten, or getting ar...
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What To Do At 82
I can think, write, sleep, drink, eat, eliminate waste, exercise, be nice or not. The following is about thinking and exercising. If I get these two right, I’ll be nice. I’ll start with exercise, t...
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Treatonomics: The Psychology Behind Our Small Splurges
Why do we buy small treats when money is tight? Treatonomics explains the psychology and economics behind the small splurges that help us through uncertain times.
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Why ‘Relational Foreclosure’ Matters in the Age of AI
Adolescence is when people learn conflict, repair, and boundaries, and those skills protect mental health. New research names two ways AI use may interrupt how they form.
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The Educational Artifact Is No Longer Enough
AI can make student work better without making students better thinkers.
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Aging in Place 101: A Practical Guide from the Experts
Your home holds decades of memories, but as your needs change, it may need a few updates to keep you safe and comfortable. Aging in place requires thoughtful planning around mobility, safety featur...