In therapy and in life, meaningful transformation rarely begins with building something new. It begins with un be coming: the ...

Humans have the remarkable ability to remember the same person or object in completely different situations. We can easily ...

A smart solution to cognitive headwinds isn't to ignore them; it's to assume they're there and plan accordingly.

A new study has identified a specific neural pathway that connects the brain’s processing of internal states to the formation ...

First and foremost, we breathe in order to absorb oxygen - but this vital rhythm could also have other functions. Over the past few years, a range of studies have shown that respiration influences ...

As children form memories and habits, some will replay their previous days in succession. Recalling each previous day's events solidifies those memories. Daily repetition of remembering details ...

Nick Haslam receives funding from the Australian Research Council. Milan Kundera opens his novel The Book of Laughter and Forgetting with a scene from the winter of 1948. Klement Gottwald, leader of ...

We tend to think of human memory as if it's one of those old steel filing cabinets: some information gets stashed inside, and when the time comes, we hope we can find it by flipping through the tabs ...

Science is more aware than ever of the myriad complex links between our physical and the mental worlds; from the strange effects of placebos and nocebos, to the explosion of research into ...