“No phenomenon is a real phenomenon until it is an observed phenomenon.”— John Archibald Wheeler We used to think the observer was a passive witness to the universe. What if the observer is actually part
Of course, we know what the word creativity means. Intuitively. But imagine being asked to define it. Now the task becomes more difficult. A new paper by Cornell professor Robert Sternberg takes a step back
A new study in Molecular Autism has found that a four-week course of oxytocin nasal spray in children with autism spectrum disorder was associated with decreased activity in brain regions responsible for processing faces. This
A large study of Norwegian college students has found that spending more time on screens after going to bed is tied to a higher likelihood of experiencing insomnia and getting less sleep — no matter
Once upon a time, the idea of kids on the Autism Spectrum training in martial arts seemed a contradictory idea. I remember vividly a parent bringing her kids to one of my martial arts classes
Are married people healthier and are they healthier because they are married? Those claims have been made so often that many people accept them as uncontested truths. But recent studies, often more sophisticated methodologically than
