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Neuroplasticity and Experience
Two recent reviews, published in The Journal of Neuroscience and Nature Neuroscience, describe a new type of neuroplasticity that helps our brains learn…
Aug 13
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Colin Wright
Lawsuits and AI
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Aug 13
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Colin Wright
3:18
Food and Attention
A new study published in April of 2026 suggests that an increase in the consumption of highly processed foods can lead to difficulty focusing and an…
Aug 11
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Colin Wright
1
Ord Clouds
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Aug 11
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Colin Wright
3:21
Women as Breadwinners
A recent study looked at seven common explanations for why there seem to be more separations in heterosexual couples where the woman is the primary…
Aug 6
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Colin Wright
3
Parasocial Media
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Aug 6
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Colin Wright
2:29
Green Habits
A study published in mid-2026 found that while personal-scale, pro-climate actions and habits don’t tend to keep people from engaging in larger-scale…
Aug 4
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Colin Wright
1
Haunted Houses
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Aug 4
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Colin Wright
1:58
July 2026
Bilingual Grammar
A recent study looked at how our brains handle the differing grammar rules between languages when we speak more than one language.
Jul 30
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Colin Wright
2
Dishonesty Estimation
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Jul 30
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Colin Wright
2:13
Parenthood Happiness Penalty
In the mid-20th century, several studies indicated that couples with children tended to be less happy, on average, than couples without children.
Jul 28
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Colin Wright
2
Conflict Headlines
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Jul 28
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Colin Wright
3:30
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