Sentences with phrase «findings about memory»

Findings about memory consolidation in the brain have opened up the possibility that transformational therapeutic change is more feasible than we previously believed.

Not exact matches

The study found «that people who were asked to think about the past were willing to pay more for products than those who were asked to think about new or future memories; another experiment showed an increased willingness to give more money to others after recalling a nostalgic event.»

A recent study published in the Journal of Consumer Research found that people who were asked to think about the past were willing to pay more for products than those who were asked to think about new or future memories; another experiment showed an increased willingness to give more money to others after recalling a nostalgic event.

-- These attempts to build a history for a religion founded about 1849 desecrates their memory, is repugnant to many descendants, who are powerless to have this reversed.

Maybe we find the words out there, in the marketplace, a coffee shop, a stadium, where people aren't dressed for church and can speak their own true words (if we'll listen) about the flesh, their fears, the blessing and curse of family, the craziness, not to mention dreams, fantasies, habits and memories.

Leave it to the clergy to find a way to turn a landmark that is supposed to be about preserving the memory of the people that perished, into an arm wrestling match over religious symbolism.

I found myself in silly daydreams about the first thing I'll eat after the cleanse, recollecting special culinary memories, composing new recipes, anything and everything food - related kept knocking on my mind's door.

But regardless of how much or little that happened each day, she found something to write about, she tried her best to get the spelling right and she filled that book with memories.

I began writing about Scandinavian food in 2009 a couple of months after Grandma Agny passed away; the grief had struck me in ways deeper than I could have expected, and I found myself seeking out elements of our shared Norwegian heritage as a way to feel closer to her memory.

I spent the day that I found out about Grandpa looking through old pictures and wanting to relive memories.

I also read your post about going through your parents things and finding memories... nice writing.

Official Baby Gender Reveal: all about how we decided to get creative and create a fun, meaningful memory to find out whether our baby was a boy or a girl.

I always think about doing this (I have fond memories of all the treats we had around when I was a kid) but never find the time to execute.

WATER POLO As a member of the University of Rhode Island water polo team from 1976 to» 80, I found that your article about the 1988 U.S. Olympic water polo team (Dunking a Tough Foe, July 18) brought back fond memories of the hours I spent practicing and playing this wonderful sport.

While there are many, many compelling things about the film, I found myself gravitating toward a teeny - tiny subplot: when both Joel (Jim Carrey) and Clementine (Kate Winslet) accidentally hear the tapes each recorded of the other in their attempts to erase each other from their memory, they get a glimpse of what their former romantic partner was thinking of them at the time things went south.

You can also share these memories with grandparents and other older relatives, who might find it easier to talk with the kids about fishing and swimming than the latest Nintendo game.

This will help them improve their memory both by finding the cards and learning about people that they are getting to know.

Finding that balance of activities that will keep the adults entertained and the children engaged can be difficult, but with the potential for fun hiding in just about every corner of this dynamic island, you and your little ones will be able to create lasting memories that you'll bring up years down the road!

When you find yourself getting excited about the next milestone of starting solid foods and all the messy pictures that will excite your memories for years to come, remember you've got just these few short months to be your baby's whole nutritional world, whether by breast or bottle.

By contrast, the conversation about Trump is about TRUMP... and if he fades from the conversation, he may find nothing left but the public memory of a flash - in - the - pan (if a notably coiffed one).

Stern said his memories of the 30 - year - old phone conversations were fuzzy, but he recalled finding nothing inaccurate about Barrett's account of his interactions when he read the book upon publication.

To find out more about what underlies the cognitive decline that occurs with ageing, André Fischer of the European Neuroscience Institute in Göttingen, Germany, and colleagues analysed DNA from the brains of both young and old mice that had been set tasks involving learning and memory.

These latest findings provide important information about which regions store long - term memory.

About the only place in modern society where you'll find people still using the loci method is at the World Memory Championships.

Early dementia is typically associated with memory and thinking problems; but older adults should also be vigilant about hearing and communication problems, suggest recent findings in a joint Baycrest - University of Memphis study.

They found that people high in the psychological attribute called attachment anxiety (a tendency to worry about the proximity and availability of a romantic partner) responded to memories of a relationship breakup with an increased preference for warm - temperature foods over cooler ones: soup over crackers.

Happy Endings These findings are consistent with what is known about negative memories for actual past events, which also tend to fade more rapidly than positive ones.

We have now gotten to the point that we know enough about memory and how memories are formed that we can actually find the engram, and by finding it, we can manipulate it.»

«These findings - and others from the same project which show how important places are for our personal and cultural memories, and for enabling us to stay connected socially - have implications for the way we design for people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities so that going outdoors in younger years becomes a lifelong passion for getting out and about.»

Story number 3: A psychology study found that if you think that another person is dishonest or immoral it can affect for the worst your memories about the actual behavior of that person.

Kidnapped, drugged, and left abandoned in a field, bees can still find their way home using mental maps of their surroundings, according to a new study that could pose a major challenge to current thinking about human memory and cognition.

Dresler and his team are still analyzing their brain scan data to learn more about the differences in brain connectivity patterns they found and how they affect memory.

On the other hand, these findings have a more applied scope: policymakers could use them to measure and forge convergent memories in communities affected by epidemics of biological or social nature, like knowledge about the Zika virus or the propagation of stereotypes.»

These findings provide important clues about the strategies and division of labor among different parts of the brain when it comes to using the working memory.

Canadian and U.K. researchers found that two patients who had lost their autobiographical memory (not to mention the ability to view themselves in future situations — such as dreaming about their wedding day) were able to pick up emotional cues and figure out the intentions of others.

These findings about lymph node imprinting apply to humans as well: An inadequate supply of vitamin A after birth or meddling with the baby's developing microflora through administration of antibiotics can interfere with the lymph nodes» long - term memory.

«It's really about finding different ways to develop better vaccines, ones that will harness the power of macrophages and finally put the body's innate immune memory to use» says Dr. Barreiro.

It usually includes expressing feelings about the loss, reviewing memories about the deceased and finding meaning in the loss.

The findings provide fundamental new knowledge about how memory works, Zeithamova said, and eventually could lead to new strategies in educational settings that help students to consolidate new information with previously learned material to build stronger cognitive maps of various topics.

Neuroscientists studying rodents and humans have found that sleep deprivation interrupts the storage of episodic memories: information about who, what, when, and where.

Find other stories about: brains, Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Science, learning, Life Sciences Institute, memories, neuroscience, Shernaz Bamji, Stefano Brigidi

At Scripps Research Institute in Jupiter, Florida, scientists are working to find clues about how the human brain processes memories.

The study findings seem to throw light on a long - puzzling question about how getting older can impact the memory of even those not affected by a brain disease or mental condition like Alzheimer's.

Despite clear signs that their memory and thinking abilities have gone downhill, more than half of seniors with these symptoms haven't seen a doctor about them, a new study finds.

Portella and her colleagues found that about one in four depressed patients showed impairments in language ability, attention, working memory, verbal memory, processing speed, and executive functioning.

They found that only about 4 percent of them turned into neurons, indicating the stem cells were not improving memory simply by replacing the dead brain cells.

A study found that when 35 freshman students were assigned to write about their thoughts and feelings regarding upcoming college life, these students displayed a greater increase in working memory seven weeks later, in comparison to the 36 students who were assigned to write on a trivial topic.

About 13 percent showed signs of memory and decision - making problems, and about 1 percent had early signs of possible dementia, the researchers fAbout 13 percent showed signs of memory and decision - making problems, and about 1 percent had early signs of possible dementia, the researchers fabout 1 percent had early signs of possible dementia, the researchers found.

Some new information coming out about blueberries that might be interesting to you is that they are now finding evidence that eating blueberries improves your brain function and memory.

Find out more about what activities can prevent memory loss below!