Category: Q & A with #LindaCJTurner

Q & A -Sleep • Deep brain stimulation • Memory consolidation

Sleep, deep brain stimulation, and memory consolidation are interconnected processes that play important roles in brain function and overall well-being. Let’s explore each of these topics: During sleep, the brain undergoes various important processes, such as memory consolidation, removal of waste products, and hormonal regulation. Sufficient sleep is crucial for cognitive function, emotional well-being, immune… Read More Q & A -Sleep • Deep brain stimulation • Memory consolidation

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Examples of “pernicious abuse”

While “pernicious abuse” may not have a widely recognized definition, there are various forms of abuse that can be considered highly detrimental and harmful. Here are some examples of abusive behaviors that are generally considered damaging: These examples highlight different forms of abuse that can be highly damaging to individuals’ well-being, but it’s important to… Read More Examples of “pernicious abuse”

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Q & A – What is “Pernicious abuse”

“Pernicious abuse” is not a widely recognized term or concept. However, “pernicious” generally refers to something harmful, destructive, or having a negative impact. Abuse, on the other hand, typically refers to mistreatment, harm, or the violation of someone’s rights or well-being. Therefore, “pernicious abuse” could refer to a form of abusive behavior that is particularly… Read More Q & A – What is “Pernicious abuse”

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Q & A – Functional Neurocognitive Imaging (fNCI)

Functional Neurocognitive Imaging (fNCI) refers to the use of neuroimaging techniques to study and understand the functional aspects of the brain related to cognitive processes. It involves measuring brain activity while individuals perform various cognitive tasks or engage in specific mental activities. fNCI techniques primarily focus on mapping the brain’s activity patterns and changes in… Read More Q & A – Functional Neurocognitive Imaging (fNCI)

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Surprising links between human cognition and personality

“Knowing how personality and intelligence are related allows us to ponder the much deeper question of why,” said Deniz Ones, a co-author of the study and a professor of psychology in the College of Liberal Arts. “These findings revolutionize our understanding of human diversity and individuality. Only by knowing ourselves can we fully tap into… Read More Surprising links between human cognition and personality

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The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study

The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study is a landmark research conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Kaiser Permanente in the 1990s. The study aimed to investigate the long-term effects of childhood adversity on health and well-being. The ACE Study involved over 17,000 participants who were surveyed about their childhood experiences,… Read More The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study

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Remember

Remembering the people who have helped you is of great importance for several reasons: In summary, remembering the people who have helped you is essential for expressing gratitude, fostering reciprocal relationships, promoting emotional well-being, building a support network, and facilitating personal growth. Taking the time to acknowledge and appreciate their contributions strengthens connections and encourages… Read More Remember

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