Physical closeness and eye contact improve communication
People tend to collaborate and communicate better when they are physically close —within socially acceptable limits— and can make eye contact. This finding comes from two neuroimaging experiments conducted in China, whose study was published in NeuroImage. Additionally, researchers observed greater synchronization in brain activity patterns in these situations. The Importance of Communication Communication is […]
Study Finds Time Pressure and Cognitive Load Increase Mistakes Among Power Line Workers
According to a recent study, power line workers are more prone to making high-risk mistakes Worker safety is paramount when it comes to the construction industry, especially in the electrical sector. A recent study led by Shiva Pooladvand and Sogand Hasanzadeh and published in the journal Automation in Construction examined the effects of time pressure […]
Low Stress Levels Enhance Working Memory Performance
Study reveals an inversely proportional association between stress and working memory, showing that low levels can be beneficial In the complex landscape of neuroscience, studying the interactions between stress and cognition is crucial for understanding the human mind. Recently, researchers from the Human Connectome Project, an initiative launched in 2010 by the United States National […]
Studies on Neuronal Connections May Enhance Teaching Methods
Studies carried out to identify which stimuli create and strengthen neuronal connections could help improve teaching methodologies Phenomena such as learning processes and memory formation are linked to changes in neurons and the connections between them, known as synapses. These changes are not directly related to the formation of new neurons, but primarily to modifications […]
Research laboratory in neuroscience innovates in the qualification of people
Teaching and learning are neurobiological phenomena, and to be effective, the education of people requires more efficient methods based on neuroscience research.