Dream and daydream: differences and similarities
Did you know that daydreams reflect events from the previous two days and “night” dreams resemble a fictional plot?
Does your dog have social skills?
A study suggests that viewing the owner’s face works as a positive social reinforcement for dogs. Learn more about this and other surprising results about “man’s best friend”.
Project supported by the BIAL Foundation published in Scientific Reports
Adriana Sampaio, principal investigator of the research project “286/16 - Getting the aging brain to train: A working memory and neurostimulation approach”, supported by the BIAL Foundation, published in Scientific Reports the paper Probing the relationship between late endogenous ERP components with fluid intelligence in healthy older adults.
Paper published in the International Journal of Psychophysiology
In the scope of the research project 51/14 - The Dissociated Self: An Investigation of Emotional Responses to a new Body-threat Task in those Predisposed to Anomalous Body Experiences, Dissociation and Disembodiment supported by the BIAL Foundation, Jason Braithwaite et al., published the paper The Body-Threat Assessment Battery (BTAB): A new instrument for the quantification of threat-related autonomic affective responses induced via dynamic movie clips in the International Journal of Psychophysiology.
Project supported by the BIAL Foundation published in Journal of Humanistic Psychology
Christine Simmonds-Moore, principal investigator of the research project “329/16 - Exploring the correlates and nature of subjective apparitional experiences”, supported by the BIAL Foundation, published in the Journal of Humanistic Psychology the paper Synesthesia and the Perception of Unseen Realities.
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