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Tamar Kushnir explained how imagination is connected to creativity. In examining how cognition develops in childhood, imagination is (...)

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In the thirty-five years of experimental research that the Parapsychology Laboratory conducted at Duke, many topics we associate with the (...)

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A search for “inattentional blindness” returns almost one thousand hits, most of which come from scholarly journals, such as the Journal of (...)

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Both courses focus on human neuroanatomy, neural signaling, sensory and motor systems, brain development, and cognition. The Brain and (...)

Human brains are flexible and can be reshaped throughout life through changes in cognition. People who are fearful and anxious can (...)

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Like that article, we wanted to make the Canine Cognition Center’s paper available openly. Though the News and Observer is not a Duke (...)

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Human brains are flexible and can be reshaped throughout life through changes in cognition. People who are fearful and anxious can (...)

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The Genius of Dogs: How Dogs are Smarter Than You Think Brian Hare and Vanessa Woods Brian Hare, dog researcher, evolutionary anthropologist, (...)

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