Stories/news/notes

  • Barth’s stories
  • Catalogue of Günther Barth’s Art Activities (1970-2014)
  • Becoming a skilled worrier
  • Paradigm shifts in thinking and action
  • Mindsinplay front page
  • Imagination
  • Once again revisiting individual differences
  • Managing the ‘big’ problems in the life sciences
  • Mind/brain science news (2014)
  • Diary/log of questions, thoughts, ideas for further consideration
  • More about memory
  • Children learn about people early and often
  • Valuation: What’s it worth to you?
  • Comparing the minds of birds, bees, elephants and us
  • Expertise: How do you learn to be a really good reader or a skilled surgeon?
  • Project: Cognitive Neuroscience Systems: Applied mind/brain science (AMBS):
  • Programs that enhance cognitive functions
  • Preview of content in preparation and synopsis of recently posted articles
  • What is new and not so new about stress?
  • Bulletin: The brains of women and men are different
  • Blood biomarkers are useful predictors of future cognitive impairments
  • Learning alters the brain (cells)
  • To exploit genome knowledge requires lots of money
  • Towards a science of addiction: Issues, questions, future research directions
  • How old are we as human beings or almost humans?
  • More about marshmallows and willpower
  • The mind masters rediscover the value of tools of the mind
  • Psychotherapy: (yet another context and form of learning)
  • Acquiring and losing our fears
  • Recording experiences using our brains and computers
  • The placebo effect is another opportunity to see how minds/brains work
  • Tuning the brain so that it runs better
  • You can’t start too early to learn language
  • Sleep is good for you
  • A little more about emotions and the brain
  • Lose weight by acting thin
  • Resilience: an overview and perspective
  • The genetics of what makes us who we are
  • When science is turned on its side and upside down
  • Just playing around
  • What accounts for poor impulse control in the presence of food in obese subjects?
  • Project: The cognitive neuroscience foundations for maintaining a healthy eating lifestyle
  • What can maps of brain activity tell us about the brain in action? (Parts 1 and 2)
  • When panic takes over the world of finance?
  • How do you prove that a retrovirus is linked to chronic fatigue syndrome?
  • Pictures of the brain as an art form
  • What can the coaches tell us from their catbird seat?
  • Understanding mental illness by mapping mind-brain relationships
  • What is new on the education front?
  • What does it mean ‘to remember’ and what do cells know?
  • What are emotions made of?
  • Was the development of working memory a precursor to other mind developments?
  • Can impaired visual and auditory enhance our sense of smell
  • Making sense out of nonsense
  • How do I decide what something is worth? (Part I)
  • Do you want to compete in The U.S.A. Memory Championship?
  • What should we know to understand how we make decisions?
  • Is an addiction a powerful form of memory?
  • What is a brain disease?
  • Social networks are powerful
  • What part of what I remember actually happened and where did what I made up come from?
  • What do we mean by personality?
  • Making and using lists
  • How do people change and what does it take to have that happen?
  • Why use the term mind/brain science instead of mind science, or psychology, or brain science or neuroscience?
  • More about brain plasticity
  • How can we improve educational opportunities in children?
  • Teaching a full complement of executive functions and skills
  • How does the quality of sleep impact cognition?
  • The pain of rejected love
  • What can maps of brain activity tell us about the neural basis of love?
  • Why invest in the lives of disadvantaged children
  • Flehingen project
  • What is a cognitive enhancing drug?
  • I am fat and addicted to fattening foods
  • I can’t resist sweet snacks
  • Can brain slices tell us about why someone like Einstein was so smart and creative?
  • How do we find out what does and doesn’t work in education?
  • What does it mean that the chair is empty ?
  • Is psychiatry marketable in a real world economy?
  • Can mind-brain science be of value in understanding spirituality ?
  • How do you teach kids self-control?
  • The emperor in charge of education is naked
  • How do you erase a memory?
  • Can you train executive function in young children in the preschooler classroom?
  • How do experts see more and faster than the rest of us?
  • How do you implant ideas that will replace defective knowledge and thereby change how you think?
  • How far have human minds evolved and is it far enough?
  • What is the utility of social networks?
  • When is a small rock like a big apple?
  • How do we change the education culture?
  • What should children learn in school?
  • Finding value in the knowledge generated from life science research
  • How do you become an expert crook?
  • The life of memories across time and place
  • Is good advice really all that helpful?
  • What is epigenetics and why is it as important as our genes in defining what will happen to us?
  • Looking good is more important than feeling good
  • What do large and small numbers mean to me?
  • Is there room for spirituality in understanding mind-brain relationships?