Dr Susan Kennedy | Understanding Substance Abuse in College Students Substance abuse in college students is a particular concern. Dr Susan Kennedy, Department of Psychology at Denison University in Ohio, USA, recently led a collaboration with colleagues from the Ohio...
Dr Alexander Manevich | Navigating Through Grief: The Unheard Story of Dementia Caregivers ‘Grief is the price we pay for love’ (Queen Elizabeth II) Grieving and mourning are natural and deeply personal responses to losing someone we care about. It is an experience...
Changing the Brain Through Learning Attention allows us to plan and monitor our thoughts and, thus, is a critical step in the learning process. Learning can then change the physical structure of the brain. This is the reason why a team of scientists at the University...
Dr. Diana Arya | New Approaches to Thinking About and Assessing Reading in the Digital Age: Notes from a U.S. Scholar Article written by Diana J. Arya, Ingrid Fidelli, and Catherine Deeprose Reading has become increasingly complex over the past few decades, largely...
Professor Helen Cassaday | Safety Learning: Explaining and Treating Maladaptive COVID-19 Concerns Safety signals are learned cues that predict the non-occurrence of an aversive event and are effective in inhibiting fear and maintaining fear-motivated behaviours in...
Dr Michael Beer | Transforming Organisations with Honest Conversations To face new challenges and societal changes, organisations must be able to adapt their practices swiftly and effectively. But all too often, efforts to change organisations fail to achieve the...
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