Showing posts with label behavior. Show all posts
Showing posts with label behavior. Show all posts
December 01, 2014

High-fructose diet in adolescence may exacerbate depressive-like behavior

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What do you think of this article? "Animal study shows that diet alters important pathways associated with brain's response to str...
December 09, 2013

Aging and gene expression -- possible links to autism and schizophrenia in offspring

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Advanced paternal age has been associated with greater risk for psychiatric disorders, such as schizophrenia and autism. With an increase in...
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December 03, 2013

Brain connectivity study reveals striking differences between men and women

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Penn Medicine brain imaging study helps explain different cognitive strengths in men and women PHILADELPHIA—A new brain connectivity study ...
April 21, 2013

Brain scans might predict future criminal behavior

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Low anterior cingulate activity linked to repeat offenses ALBUQUERQUE, NM and DURHAM, NC--A new study conducted by The Mind Research Networ...
November 28, 2012

Switching Off a Specific Brain Region Can Alter Ingrained Habits in Rats

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Ingrained habits in rats can be quickly broken—and reestablished—by targeting and switching off a specific site in the brain’s prefrontal...
October 23, 2012

School-wide interventions improve student behavior

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An analysis of a school behavior strategy—known as School-Wide Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (SWPBIS)—found that these type...
September 03, 2012

Daily or Severe Tantrums May Point to Mental Health Issues

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Most young children lose their temper sometimes, but daily tantrums or tantrums with severe behaviors, such as aggressive or destructive ...