Introduction: Navigating the Brain’s Mysterious Pathways Imagine you’re a traveler setting out on a journey without a map. Instead of familiar routes, you’re walking paths guided by an unpredictable terrain. This imagery parallels the experience for both doctors and patients navigating the labyrinth of treatment options for Parkinson’s Disease (PD). One such treatment is Deep […]
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Effect of Intentional Bias on Agency Attribution of Animated Motion: An Event-Related fMRI Study
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How Our Minds Evolve: Understanding Age and Mental Flexibility
Introduction As we journey through life, our minds remain one of the most complex and fascinating aspects of who we are. While everyone knows that different stages of life bring different mental challenges, the underlying changes that occur in our cognitive abilities can be both subtle and profound. This is especially true when it comes […]
A Deeper Dive into Human Minds: Understanding Empathizing and Systemizing
Introduction Have you ever wondered why some people naturally seem more suited to picking up on the emotions of others, while others excel in logical problem-solving? This intriguing dichotomy is a reflection of two complementary cognitive styles called empathizing and systemizing. These terms shed light on the ways we process the world around us. In […]
The Eyes Have It: Exploring How Our Interests and Motivations Shape Attention
Introduction Have you ever found yourself staring intently at an art piece or a striking photograph, while almost unconsciously tuning out everything else around you? Perhaps you’ve marveled at the ability to pick out a single face in a crowd, or wondered why certain images stay etched in your memory. These phenomena are tied to […]