How culture impacts your brain
Our brains adapt to our everyday life and social context. Even integrated cultural values shape
Social life
Social life
What birds have to say about relationships
Humans are not the only ones dealing with monogamous relationships. Birds also have them, more
Symposium on high sensitive personality summarized
High sensitive personality is not a weakness but can actually grow to be a strength.
F.C. Donders (not a football club)
2018 marks the 200th birth year of our institute’s namesake: Franciscus Cornelis Donders. In his honor, we’re going to party! Why bother celebrating this? Should you go? (Yes!)
Seeing with your ears, listening with your eyes: we perceive language globally
You’ve heard of “auditory” and “visual brain areas,” so how does your brain integrate both
Donders 200 lecture on “burn-out: more than a mental issue” part 2.
In the second part of this series, we will focus on the story of work-
Donders 200 lecture ‘Burn-out: more than a mental matter’, part 1
During the Donders 200 lecture on burn-out, neuroscientist Erno Hermans, organisational psychologist Debby Beckers, and
Instagram: The Good, the Bad, and the Selfie
Various forms of social media have long been suspected as potential dangers to the mental health of users. Is Instagram an exception or a notable culprit?
Swiping for a soulmate? Why we use Tinder
Limitless dates within thumb’s reach: Mobile apps are the new place to meet potential partners. Recent psychological research offers us a glimpse into the minds of Tinder users.
Shine bright like a diamond: the positive sides of ADHD
Did you know that a psychological diagnosis like ADHD can also mean that you can