Research
Research conducted on a subject that is of interest in the area of Science, Health, Behaviour, Business that bears relevance to our existence and well-being.
Research presented here may not reflect the opinion of the website owners, but is presented here as related research. Just as the field of NLP identified the phenomenon of Mirroring (subjective, observable) long before the discovery of Mirror Neurons (scientific proof), the tracking of discoveries may give insight into the functions of the mind and body.
Some specific research or findings might promote treating symptoms rather than an holistic cure and prevention. An example might be – light stimulation to the Amygdala to prevent the symptoms of Anxiety and that this is potentially like taking pain killers for a headache instead understanding the signal, the meaning of the signal and initial responses and also looking at prevention strategies like drinking enough fluid, getting enough sleep, changing the environment, turning the TV or PC off, resolving conflict, relaxing, etc. The research though gives us some insight into the way we work and potentially some similarities with the experience of treating symptoms and resolving a condition completely.
- Solving the $100,000 Cancer Drug Problem
- New Lessons from Fighting an Ancient Disease
- Standard Operating Procedures Can Make You More Flexible
- The Social Brain
- How much sleep do you need? Your sleep pattern
- Monkey Mind
- How to Deliver Patient-Centered Care: Learn from Service Industries
- Reinhart, Rogoff, and How the Macroeconomic Sausage Is Made
- Driving Front Line Innovation in Health Care
- Real State Power Means Getting in the Obamacare Game
- How Patient Navigation Can Cut Costs and Save Lives
- Company Wellness Programs Don’t Really Save Money
- Why Boring Political Conventions Are Better
- Tracking the Customer’s Journey to Purchase
- How Pfizer Adapts Its Sales Strategy for Latin America
- Eradicating Global Poverty and Disease Begins at Home
- You Can’t Do Your Job if You Don’t Sleep
- Why the Thrill is Gone: Scientists Identify Potential Target for Treating Major Symptom of Depression
- Controlling Your Computer With Your Eyes
- Ethos (Video Documentary Review)
- When Anxiety Won’t Go Away
- Subliminal – the new unconscious
- Subliminal – the new unconscious
- Health Care Reform Is Good for Business
- The Affordable Care Act: A Doctor’s View
- The other end of shyness
- A Health Mandate That Business Can Live With
- i-Disorder: the psychology of technology
- Why Kaiser Permanente Is Integrating Sustainability into Health Care Operations
- Young minds, the highs and lows
- Behind the Shock Machine
- Remembering together
- Bring Your Garden to Work
- Find Exercise in Life’s Margins
- The Creating Brain: reaching Xanadu
- A history of memory
- Can You Get Better at Research?
- Our emotional brain
- I hurt myself: the secrecy of self harm
- Orchids, dandelions and an intriguing set of genes
- The Health Care Reform That Can’t Be Stopped
- Boost Your Productivity with Microbreaks
- Listen to Your Frontline Employees
- Ian Leslie: Necessary Lies
- Early Bird Fee offer ends this week
- Psychopaths on Wall Street
- Get Your Boss Out of Your Bedroom
- The Trouble with Treating Patients as Consumers
- Glenn Wilson: Soothing the Savage Breast
- Maintaining Physical, Social and Mental Fitness for Peak Performance
- How to Recover Your Core Rhythm
- As Time Goes by, It Gets Tougher to ‘Just Remember This’
- Born Leaders
- A Call to Arms for Corporate Innovators
- How the mouse brain is influenced by the gut
- What Health Care Really Costs
- Three Ways to Succeed by Breaking Convention
- Comparison of EQ Tests
- Idea Watch: Coworkers, Bosses, and Cubicles
- The Sunscreen Smokescreen
- What Causes Brain Cancer? Understanding Glioblastoma
- Creating Guidelines That Work
- Eat Today, Pay Tomorrow: Lean Women Think Ahead
- How Mobile Phones Can "Reverse Innovate" Health Care
- The Global Innovation Interest Index
- The neuroscience of batman, or how the human brain performs echolocation
- Is Canada’s Innovation Performance Really So Bad?
- Moody men are more attractive than happy men
- Empathy in shades of grey
- Doomsday Psychology: The Appeal of Armageddon
- Rapture: Why do people love doomsday predictions?
- Grief, mental illness and psychiatry’s sad refrain
- Test how much you know about the reliability of memory
- Understanding the Brain: A Work in Progress
- Breastfed babies make better-behaved children
- Can Traumatic Memories Be Erased?
- Effects of Obesity On the Brain: Sex-Related Differences in the Brain’s White Matter
- Peru’s Innovation Drive
- How the Bilingual Brain Copes with Aging
- World’s first human brain map unveiled
- The Rough Guide to Psychology
- Finding My Mind
- We Are What We Remember: Memory and Biology
- Your brain unscrambles words in the mirror but then switches them back again
- Weight Loss Improves Memory
- Researcher Doggedly Pursues New Treatments for Traumatic Brain Injury Patients in Coma
- Understanding the Language of Innovation
- Psychologists destroy money in the name of science
- Researchers Discover How Brain’s Memory Center Repairs Damage from Head Injury
- Antidepressants Linked to Thicker Arteries
- What the Brain Saw
- New Insight Into “Aha!” Memories
- The Brain Against Words in the Mirror
- Brain-computer implant has passed 1000-day milestone
- Right Brain vs Left Brain
- Could Training the Brain’ Help Children with Tourette Syndrome?
- Why Your Brain Needs Water
- Wiring The Brain: Making Connections – International Conference in Ireland
- A real study of magicians’ fake movements
- The Plight of Young Males
- Circuit map of mammal brain chunk revealed
- Cerebellum Grey Matter Volume Used to Predict General Intelligence
- Art in the Eye of the Beholder: Preliminary Evidence?
- Walking With Music: Useful Tool for Gait Training in Parkinson’s Disease
- Tetris as a “cognitive vaccine” against traumatic flashbacks?
- Beauty and its neural reward are in the eye of the crowd
- Talking to Computers, Not Just Through Computers
- Stroke cures man of life-long stammer
- Subliminal Spiders Help People Overcome Phobia ??
- Want more pain relief? Think positive
- Do Doctors Really Have Bad Handwriting?
- Breathing and Body Oxygen Levels
- Dealing with Crisis – Part I: From Haze to Clarity in 8 steps
- Oprah Winfrey talks to Dan Pink about A Whole New Mind
- Your brain on improv, musical creativity
- On Being Sane in Insane Places
- The “Singing” Mouse?
- Study: Experiences, not possessions, make you more popular
- Default Mode Network in Rat Brain?
- Walking to protect your memory
- The old ‘only using 10% of your brain’ myth
- Future Imagining And Episodic Memory
- Major depression associated with impaired processing of emotion in music?
- Do you have Change blindness?
- The Empathic Civilisation
- Romantic Songs Make Women More Open To Dates…
- How could the theatre of the mind be generated by the machinery of the brain?
- Dopamine, Mental Illness and Creativity
- Podcast: Michael Arbib on Mirror Neurons
- Do you think you can Model Nature? A different perspective
- Derren Brown with Saachi and Saachi, Rapport and Mirroing
- Podcast: Making a Decision? Take Your Time
- Mixed Impressions: How We Judge Others on Multiple Levels
- Podcast: Neuroscience Is Everywhere
- Podcast: Using Light to control the Brain
- Podcast: Manipulating Moral Judgment
- How we keep Track of Time
- The Critical Seconds
- Change Your Thinking – Change Your Feelings
- Dean Ornish says your genes are not your fate
- Philip Zimbardo prescribes a healthy take on time
- The Peeriodic Table of Illusions
- Loneliness is infectious – Is this the work of those Mirror Neurons again?
- How to Get Smarter, One Breath at a Time (TIME)
- How we don't always see what is there
- Understanding our bodies, phantom limbs
- Rewiring The Body
- Neuroplasticity – report and video from ABC Lateline
- I Didn't Sin—It Was My Brain
- Synaesthesia
- Synesthesia: Hearing colours, tasting sounds.
- Neural Activity Advances – fMRI Researchers Cautioned
- Heal vs. Fix
- Communication between right and left hemispheres of the brain
- Mirror neurons and empathy for pain
- Learn Spiral Dynamics Online
- 3 approaches to Psychotherapy: Carl Rogers, Fritz Perls, Albert Ellis
- Blink, Are we all predjudiced and don’t want to admit it?
- Online Submodalities Project, Research Report.
- A Theory of Everything: An Integral Vision for Business, Politics, Science and Spirituality
- The New Peopelmaking by Virginia Satir
- What we can learn from stroke patients about right/left brain











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