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To judge a risk more clearly, it may help to consider it in a foreign language.A series of experiments on more than 300 people from the U.S.... 
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Planning ahead might make us overlook new solutions...
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Push notification and the fabric it creates are about what comes next.
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One of the best business books of 2011 has some excellent and original advice for business executives.
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If an important decision looms but your mind is consumed with the fear that you’ve lost your wallet, better save decision making for later. Multiple studies show that stress significantly affects decision making. What’s more, men and women react differently to stress.
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HOW THE SCIENCE OF LEARNABLE INTELLIGENCE IS CHANGING EDUCATION by banter666 in Books - Non-fiction, Education, and teaching...
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Just because Disney is a giant company, don't think its mobile division wasn't excited about one of its games pushing the iOS App Store past the 25 billion download mark earlier this month.
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The SharpBrains Guide to Brain Fitness: 18 Interviews with Scientists, Practical Advice, and Product Reviews, To Keep Your Brain Sharp Book...
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Debunking 10 Brain and Brain Fitness Myths MYTHS FACTS 1. Genes determine the fate of our brains.
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Motherhood—and parenthood in general—create obvious lifestyle changes. But did you know that motherhood can also fundamentally change your brain?
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Students, teachers, and parents in New York State don't know what to make of this bizarre question on the state exams. Let's see if you can do better.
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You might be a master at multitasking, but so much online activity is wreaking havoc on our stress levels—not to mention replacing our memories with Google.
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Great leaders think strategically. They can understand and appreciate the current state as well as see possibilities.
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Check out Nintendo's official online home for the Professor Layton® series of puzzle games!
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Improve memory and attention with scientific brain games. Play games and train your brain to boost overall mental power and perfomance.
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A new study of tweets about movies suggests they are not necessarily a good predictor of box office revenues, say computer scientists...
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The recent discovery that experience can change brain structure and function at any age has sparked numerous health, education, and productivity applications whose value and limitations we are only starting to grasp.
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Quick! Say aloud what color you see in every word -- DONT just read each word. Not easy, right!
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