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Addicted to scrolling? It is quietly making your brain lose focus, self-control

When passive scrolling becomes a habit, it trains your brain to seek instant rewards, gradually weakening attention, focus, ...

UC Study Challenges Reading Strategies For Autistic Children

Dr Hinchey’s PhD research examined reading comprehension in autistic children aged eight to 12 years of age, using ...
PsyPost on MSN

Brain waves predict the intensity of magic mushroom trips

A person’s natural brain wave patterns might offer a reliable preview of how intensely they will react to a dose of ...
IEEE

EEG-Infinity: A Mathematical Modeling-Inspired Architecture for Addressing Cross-Device Challenges in Motor Imagery

Abstract: The distribution of electroencephalogram (EEG) data generally varies across datasets due to the huge difference between the physical structure of brain-computer interface devices, known as ...
IEEE

Quantifying Emotional Patterns for EEG-based Emotion Recognition: An Interpretable Study on EEG Individual Differences

Abstract: Electroencephalogram (EEG) individual differences are a critical factor influencing EEG-based emotion recognition, yet they have not been thoroughly investigated, hindering the development ...
The Manila Times

Moonbird Claims Evaluated: Guided Breathing Therapy Device for Meditation-Like Calming Benefits for Relaxation & Sleep Support

A 2026 informational overview of Moonbird's tactile breathing coach technology, EEG brain scan research references, real-time ...
ScienceAlert

Does Closing Your Eyes Help You Hear? A Surprising Study Has The Answer

If you're trying to listen carefully to something, it might be better to keep your eyes open. This surprising finding goes ...