Contributor: Nina R. Eastes The idea of a “smarter brain pill” gets a lot of hype. But behind the buzz, a quieter story ...

Recent studies show that choosing a role reflects deeper patterns of attention, memory, and personality than previously thought.

The intertwined domains of memory and attention form the cornerstone of human cognitive processing. Memory encompasses the processes by which we encode, store and later retrieve experiences, while ...

Try to memorize the words below: ROADS NO A HOW FOUR MUST SCORE IMAGINE AGO MANY YEARS MAN SEVEN THERE'S WALK HEAVEN DOWN AND Most people cannot remember more than nine words. Now, try to memorize the ...

People rely on memory for almost all tasks of daily life. Where did you put that piece of fruit you took out of the refrigerator? If you can’t recall where you put it (or if you even took it out of ...

What makes us who we are? Is it our personal choices, or the traditions quietly passed down through generations? Psychology often asks these questions through theories of identity, memory, and ...

A humble flat worm can illustrate the difference between good and bad research methods.