“You remember when people got lost and just… figured it out,” my 13-year-old daughter recently said. She was right: And what’s more, she tapped into something deeper about how phone culture may... Read more »
Aging has been on my mind lately. It’s probably related to turning seventy last year. However, it’s also a subject that has been fascinating to me since my early years. This might... Read more »
In today’s world, we are rarely out of reach. From the moment we wake up, our phones buzz with notifications, our email inboxes never sleep, and even during our downtime, we are... Read more »
Avoidant attachment in infants appears when they defensively push away their need for connection, focusing attention elsewhere rather than turning to caregivers. As children grow, this pattern becomes more elaborate as they... Read more »
Numerous studies examine a single cognitive or physical performance measure and how it links to brain health in older adults, such as the relationship between gait speed and memory. Yet cognition and... Read more »
Attention allocation involves selectively focusing cognitive resources on important information. Lapses in attention, such as mind-wandering, can impair learning and memory. Individuals with ADHD often struggle with attentional control and consistency, experiencing... Read more »
Thirty-nine percent of people across the world attend a religious service every week, but of them, few know just how beneficial religious involvement can be1! As life changes with aging, from physical... Read more »