Pen to paper: the beneficial effects of handwritten notes on learning and memory
In our hyper-connected world, we tend to heavily rely on laptops and tablets to take
Elena Markantonakis
Lost in translation: the foreign language effect
In the realm of decision-making science, researchers have examined how approaching problems in a foreign language can help us be more rational. But should we always approach dilemmas in our second language? Research suggests it depends on the situation.
To the beat: Music-based movement therapy offers relief in Parkinson’s disease
The prevalence of Parkinson’s disease is on the rise but current treatment options are still limited. Could music-based movement therapies alleviate symptoms of this debilitating disease?