Sentences with phrase «stronger brain changes»

The more successful the treatment, the stronger brain changes.

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No matter how hard you pray or how strong your faith — there is no way to make changes, affect anything outside of your brain.

Male offspring showed stronger motivation to self - administer heroin during their adulthood and molecular changes in the glutamatergic system, which is the most important excitatory pathway for neurotransmission in the brain.

But mole rats that built nests within changing magnetic fields showed strong activity in a brain region called the superior colliculus, which collects spatial cues and directs orienting behavior.

We know, for instance, quite precisely which receptors in the brain are responsible for changes in the functional connections between nerve cells, the synapses; we also know the rules, when synapses get stronger and when they get weaker.

With some GRIN2A mutations, the functional changes identified in the lab were quite strong, but the effect on the brain was less dramatic (mild intellectual disability or speech disorder), suggesting that other genetic factors contribute to outcomes.

We typically teach students a growth mindset through online programs that demonstrate how the brain changes with learning (how the neurons grow stronger connections when students work on hard things and stick with them) and how to apply this to their schoolwork.

The interaction, more than the number of words a child hears, creates measurable changes in the brain and sets the stage for strong literacy skills in school.

In particular, explicitly teaching them that learning changes the structure and function of their brains can be transformational in building a stronger belief in the value of working hard to master new material.

If the experiences you are giving them in school are strong, focused, and «on point,» they will change the brain for the better.

These types of positive changes occur in the pet's brain as well when there is a strong human - animal bond.

Currently, John leads The Family Partnership's Change in Mind team, and is a partner in the Alliance for Strong Families and Communities» international effort to infuse brain science into policy discussions about the well - being children, youth, and families.