Category: Relationships
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Eye-tracking training hints at new ways to build social skills in children with multiple disabilities
A Geneva-led study suggests eye-tracking games can help young people with multiple disabilities build socio-emotional skills, challenging the idea they are…
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Penn State wearable sticker pairs biosensors and AI to spot genuine emotions, even behind a calm face
Researchers at Penn State say they have developed a stretchable, rechargeable sticker designed to detect genuine emotions by combining facial movement data…
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Primary progressive aphasia study tests brain stimulation to boost speech therapy and what it could mean for patients
A University of Arizona study suggests noninvasive brain stimulation may strengthen speech therapy gains for primary progressive aphasia, with longer-lasting…
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Study finds listeners use hand gestures to anticipate the next word in conversation
New experiments with virtual avatars and EEG suggest listeners use iconic hand gestures to anticipate upcoming words, making speech easier and faster to…
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Study finds earlier bedtimes and longer sleep may sharpen teens cognitive performance, even with small differences
New research using Fitbit and brain-scan data links slightly longer, earlier sleep in adolescents to better cognitive test performance, though most still miss…
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Precision Treatment for Depression: A New Data-Driven Model Aims to Match Patients With the Therapy Most Likely to Work
Researchers are moving beyond trial-and-error care for depression with a precision approach designed to better match patients to treatments based on individual…