Why language learning can’t “hold on a sec“
Recent research shows that mobile phones may not only make life easier for families but
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Symposium on high sensitive personality summarized
High sensitive personality is not a weakness but can actually grow to be a strength.
Is religion pre-programmed into our brains?
About half of the Dutch are religious. Globally the rate is as high as 84%. What
Attention versus daydreaming: is it that simple? – In practice
Recap about thought types. Thoughts can be involuntary or voluntary. What matters is what we
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
Shifting gears: language changes with context
Talking in a noisy car can be annoying. You almost have to shout to be
What does cannabis addiction do to the brain?
Using cannabis is fairly ‘normal’ in the Netherlands and some other countries, but how does
Migraine: More than just a headache
About a month ago I had a migraine attack – which was a strange and
Oxytocin: a real neuro-hype
According to psychological research from the beginning of this century, oxytocin is responsible for love
Team
Alumni Jeroen van Baar / Romy Bakker / Ruud Berkers / Rebecca Calcott/ Roselyne Chauvin