Physically Active Kids Score Higher in Math, Qatar Study Finds
A cross-sectional study of 126 Qatari schoolchildren found that physically active children scored markedly higher in mathematics and showed better ...
Tag: Executive function
House Soiling in Old Dogs May Signal Failing Brains, Not Bladders
A longitudinal study of 84 aging dogs found that house soiling was linked to age, dilute urine, and impaired executive ...
Lifting to Failure Boosts Mood and Brain Power in Frail Older Adults, Whatever the Weight
A secondary analysis of the TEAMS randomized controlled trial found that twelve weeks of resistance training to volitional failure improved ...
Tablet Tests of Toddler Brains Fail in Kenya—A Warning for Global Child Development Research
A replicated study of 225 Kenyan 3-year-olds finds that most children fail training items on a tablet-based executive function battery, ...
How Screens May Overload the Developing Brain: New Review Weighs the Evidence
A new narrative review of 13 studies interprets the links between children's screen exposure and attention, memory, and executive function ...
Psychopathy and Sadism Diverge in How the Brain Holds Back Responses to Emotional Faces
A new study of 663 people shows that psychopathy and sadism, though often conflated, produce distinct patterns of errors and ...
Why Socially Anxious Young Adults Turn to Chatbots: New Study Maps the Path to Problematic AI Use
A new study of 1,034 Chinese young adults finds that social anxiety drives problematic chatbot use through anthropomorphism, emotional attachment, ...
Insomnia Hijacks the Brain’s Switching Network When Sleep Cues Appear
New fMRI research shows that insomnia disrupts the brain's task-switching networks, with sleep-related stimuli capturing attention and derailing the neural ...
Music Helps Children Learn Self-Control, Major Analysis of 28 Studies Finds
A three-level meta-analysis of 28 studies and 2,865 children finds that music interventions significantly improve self-regulation, with the strongest effects ...
Watching and Imagining Movement Boosts Motor Skills and Thinking in Children with Coordination Disorder
A pilot randomized controlled trial found that school-based training combining fundamental movement skills with action observation and motor imagery produced ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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