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Navigating Research Funding: A Guide to Staying Positive and Productive

Feeling stuck in the research funding game? This article offers practical advice for researchers on navigating grant applications, focusing on quality publications, and fostering a resilient mindset. Learn how to decouple research from funding and stay productive.

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Quick Mood Boost: Can Short Bursts of Positivity Really Make a Difference?

Feeling down? Explore how brief, targeted positive psychology interventions delivered via smartphone can boost your mood and overall happiness, even with limited time.

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Dyslexia: More Than Just a Reading Problem—Why It's Considered a Neurodevelopmental Disorder

Is dyslexia simply a reading difficulty, or does it stem from deeper neurodevelopmental roots? Explore the arguments, research, and clinical implications behind classifying dyslexia as a neurodevelopmental disorder affecting cognitive processes and quality of life.

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Early Trauma: How It Impacts Boys and Girls Differently

Adverse childhood experiences like maternal deprivation can have lasting impacts on brain development and cognitive abilities. A new study in rats reveals that these effects manifest differently in males and females, highlighting the importance of considering sex-specific approaches to understanding and addressing early trauma.

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Healing After Loss: How Trauma-Informed Care Helps Bereaved Youth Thrive

Explore the transformative power of trauma-informed care in helping bereaved youth navigate their grief, foster resilience, and achieve posttraumatic growth. Learn how this approach supports emotional healing and long-term well-being.

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Hear Here: Training Your Brain to Adapt to Swapped Sounds

Can our brains rewire themselves to make sense of a world where left and right sounds are flipped? A new study delves into the fascinating phenomenon of auditory adaptation, revealing the potential for enhancing our sensory flexibility.

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Is Your Faith Reflected Online? Exploring the Digital Duke Religion Index

Explore how the Duke Religion Index (DUREL) translates to the digital sphere. This article explores a recent study validating the use of an online DUREL platform, and how it provides new opportunities for understanding religiosity and its impact on mental well-being.

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Unraveling Classroom Conflict: How Practitioner-Led Research Can Transform School Culture

Explore how a teacher's research into classroom conflict, fueled by her unique position as a 'practitioner-researcher,' unveiled the complexities of school violence and sparked positive change within her classroom and school.

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Decoding Your Brain's Inner Network: How Temporal Connectivity Shapes Thought

Uncover how your brain's intrinsic networks communicate through time, influencing everything from focus to memory. Learn about the groundbreaking study that reveals these hidden patterns and what they mean for understanding cognitive health.

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Decoding the Brain: New Insights into Neurological Research

Dive into the latest research published in The Journal of Comparative Neurology, focusing on critical advancements in areas like Alzheimer's disease, neuropathic pain, and sensory systems. Discover how these insights could pave the way for future treatments and a deeper understanding of the brain.

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