Warped perceptions: recent brain scan explorations of how racial and gender stereotypes affect vision.
https://theneurosphere.com/…/warped-perceptions-recent-bra…/
Do dogs only ever pay attention to the tone we use when speaking to them, or is there more to it? I discuss the fresh, and surprising, evidence in the British Psychological Society Research Digest.
Did you know that your parents' genes seem to compete inside you?
Check out "The genetic battle of the sexes", my article in this month's issue of The Psychologist, a magazine published by the British Psychological Society. Would love to hear your thoughts!
https://thepsychologist.bps.org.uk/…/o…/genetic-battle-sexes
Some basic neurobiology behind the visual illusion that is 'here to break the internet'. How many dots can your brain see?
https://theneurosphere.com/…/the-basic-neurobiology-behind…/
Jogging down memory lane: how our brains remember special places. Fresh post on The Neurosphere!
https://theneurosphere.com/…/jogging-down-memory-lane-how-…/
Recent insights into the biology and genetics of 'addictive personalities'. Fresh post on The Neurosphere!
https://theneurosphere.com/…/the-scientific-reality-of-the…/
The Neurosphere - Sofia Deleniv shared PrimeMind's post.
Recently published evidence indicates that when we are coerced, our brains might actually behave more as if our action had literally been made for us by someone else than as if it was our own...
My latest piece for digital magazine PrimeMind.
The darker side of oxytocin - the brain's mythical 'moral molecule'
https://primemind.com/the-dark-side-of-oxytocin-fb0d0124f61…
New post on The Neurosphere
https://theneurosphere.com/…/can-flies-teach-us-something-…/
Mind wide open - machine learning can use brain activity to reveal motives behind people's altruism.
Guest post for the British Psychological Society research digest! http://digest.bps.org.uk/…/mind-wide-open-brain-activity-re…
My recent guest article for neuroscience education site Knowing Neurons.
Why does dopamine make people more impulsive? And what does this have to do with psychopaths and Parkinson's disease patients?
http://knowingneurons.com/…/dopamine-makes-people-impulsive/
New post on The Neurosphere: Have we been wrong about bird brains? A critical look at the evidence that birds can 'read' minds. http://theneurosphere.com/…/intelligent-birds-what-does-th…/
