How Music Reorganizes the Brain to Bounce Back from Stress
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| A new study by Chinese scientists suggests that the answer may lie in how music unfolds over time. Rather than merely distracting us from a stressful experience, music appears to engage the brain’s stress-regulation system through evolving patterns of tension and resolution. |
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Researchers Trace Shared Neurogenetic Roots of Procrastination and Non-planning Impulsivity
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| [2026-07-14] |
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| Led by Prof. ZHOU Yuan from the Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Prof. FENG Tingyong from the Faculty of Psychology, Southwest University, and Prof. CHEN Zhiyi from the School of Psychology, Third Military Medical University, the research team conducted a multilevel investigation into why non-planning impulsivity and procrastination are closely related. |
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Recent Findings Reveal the Action-based Encoding Techniques Improve Memory for Spoken Instructions in Children and Adolescents
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| [2026-07-06] |
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| In classroom settings, children and adolescents are frequently required to follow sequential oral instructions from teachers, such as "Open your workbook, turn to page five, locate question three, and write down your solution on the answer sheet." |
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