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AI tools may weaken critical thinking skills by encouraging cognitive offloading, study suggests
A new study published in the journal Societies suggests that frequent reliance on artificial intelligence tools may negatively affect critical ...
Twin study suggests rationality and intelligence share the same genetic roots
A recent study involving twins has shed new light on the relationship between intelligence and rational thinking. The findings indicate ...
Fasting after learning might sharpen some memories, but blur others, study suggests
When you’re hungry after learning something, your brain might prioritize remembering some kinds of information over others. A small preliminary ...
Exercise may boost brain function by improving insulin response, study suggests
Regular physical activity is widely recognized for its benefits to physical health, including improved heart function and weight management. Now, ...
Electromagnetic fields could boost focus and learning, new research suggests
A recent study published in the journal Brain Research reveals intriguing evidence that exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMFs) patterned after ...
New study suggests wildfires can impair cognitive health
As the frequency and intensity of wildfires increase due to climate change, their impact extends beyond environmental degradation and economic ...
Men who spend fewer hours sleeping might be worse in wayfinding tasks, study suggests
A study using the mobile video game Sea Hero Quest found that men, but not women, who reported shorter sleep ...
Neuroscience study suggests printed text boosts cognitive engagement in young readers
In the digital age, the shift from traditional print media to screens for reading is nearly ubiquitous, touching even the ...
Transcendent thinking in teens: A pathway to enhanced brain connectivity and well-being, study suggests
New research from the Center for Affective Neuroscience, Development, Learning and Education (CANDLE) at the University of Southern California’s Rossier ...