Hannah Speechly The origins of human language remain a central and contested question across cognitive science, linguistics, and...

Desiree Lano Introduction Psychotomimetics, entheogens, mysticomimetics, phantasticants, hallucinogens, psychotherapeutics—however you...

Magdalene Dochnal The ability to perceive motion is essential in a myriad of everyday situations from knowing when it is safe to cross...

Written by: Sam Tyhonas Edited by: Morgann MacDonald Introduction            As a member of Gen Z, I have noticed—both in myself and in...

By Andrew Monti Attachment Theory Humans are social animals, and it is in their nature to connect and communicate with others to form...

Written by: Jacinda Taggett Cognition (better known as the overall thought encompassing attention, language, decision-making, and memory)...

Alexa Kightlinger As a researcher, I’ve always been interested in how memory can be altered, particularly how stress or fear plays a part...

By Harshil Vijayan, B.A., RBT Let us analyze and discuss one of the most controversial questions of all time: How old are you? This...

Written by: Jacinda Taggett Edited by: Elena Bobric When choosing a field of study to go into for my research, I was immediately drawn to...

Written by: Sam Tyhonas Edited by: Jacinda Taggett, Samira Rodrigues Dantas Introduction Recently, I took an online class at my...

Written by: Elizabeth Aliyeva; Edited by: Elena Have you ever found yourself sitting alone at midnight, heart racing, as an online quiz...

By Davis Hobley Stress and anxiety levels in children are at an all-time high and continue to grow over the years (Lebrun-Harris et al.,...

Maggie Dochnal If you are neurodivergent (like me), then participating in cognitive neuroscience and psychology experiments can be a...

Bernd van Ruremonde Image created by ChatGPT-4o with the prompt: “Create an image of a realistic brain implant, used for treating...

Noor Amina It’s a Saturday morning and you are humming to yourself as you pick out a sweater for an outing with your friends. Suddenly,...

By: Kate Leinenweber Image credit: The Hartman Center for Functional Neurology This past September, I attended a thought-provoking talk...

by Omegan Wright The world has an $818 billion problem on its hands and, with no solution in sight the problem is projected to grow to...

By Barbara Bocanegra Fueling the Brain Think about the last thing you ate. Recall its taste, smell, and how it felt as it settled in your...

Alexa Kightlinger “Sorry, I’ve got the memory of a goldfish” has been a common adage to express one’s extreme forgetfulness. It has been...

By Alessandra Soto As someone who is part of the Latino/Hispanic community, we face different negative cognitive-emotional factors. This...