Dr. Amy Backos·Oct 21Your Already-Artful LifeI have been thinking about the old question: Does art imitate life, or does life imitate art?
Ananya Kaushik·Oct 18The Coming Era of Memory Engineering: Could Memories Be Strengthened, Weakened, or Edited?Have you ever wished you could delete a painful memory?
Muhammad Rehan·Oct 9Holes in the Head: The Strange History and Psychology of TrepanationA survey of trepanation (trephination), the oldest surgical procedure known to humanity.
InOperational & Defense Psychology ReviewbyDr. Jerry Don Smith Jr.·Oct 8Traumatic Brain Injury in Military PopulationsThe Invisible Collision Between Neurology and Identity
InBouncin’ and Behavin’ BlogsbyJason Morton·Sep 25What Are We All Searching For? The Psychology of DesireEverybody looks for one thing or another. It happens when you’re young, older, middle-aged, and then a senior. It’s a popular subject, and…A response icon2A response icon2
Ananya Kaushik·Sep 20Active Forgetting: Does the Brain Intentionally Delete Information?Or spent hours studying something, only to realize a week later that most of it has vanished from your memory?
