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The impact of teachers’ emotions in the classroom
It’s easy to imagine how a child’s emotions may evoke feelings of joy or empathy in a teacher, but how might a teacher’s ...
If you've done these 5 activities this week, you have a sharper brain than ‘most Americans': Neuroscience expert
Dr. Drew Ramsey has been a psychiatrist for over 20 years, and he’s consistently found throughout his neuroscience research the specific habits of people with sharp, healthy brains.
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Changing weather can impact emotions, experts say
Experts at Sanford Health say changing weather can affect mood and energy, but staying active and social can help maintain emotional balance.
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Emotional responses to pleasant and unpleasant music correlate with activity in paralimbic brain regions
Thus, increasing activity in certain regions during negative emotions seems to be associated with a corresponding decrease in activity in regions that are active during positive emotions.
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The Emotional Side of Stereotypes in Virtual Reality
Our new study has explored how virtual reality (VR) can help us understand stereotypes and prejudices by measuring brain activity and emotional responses during simulated intergroup encounters.
Making portfolio review an emotional activity: Act on investments that incite fear, guilt or shame in you during rebalancing
Is there something in your portfolio that evokes fear? Has a stock you own shot up a lot in the past year, making you worry ...
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Emotional Labor
shuttling them to playdates and activities, scheduling doctor’s appointments, putting them to sleep, etc. A consistently unequal division of emotional labor, and the resentment it elicits ...