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Cognitive dissonance occurs when people’s actions do not align with their beliefs, causing unease and anxiety. -
Pinning down how to safely leverage virtual reality to process fear will take more research, but some studies are showing promise. -
Fear responses help us confront life-threatening situations — but not all fears threaten our survival. Through fear conditioning, we can come to fear otherwise harmless scenarios. -
Unveiling some neurological repercussions of an infamous oil disaster — the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. -
The uncertainty of the pandemic’s end has caused stress, anxiety, and even depression. -
Disruptions to children’s and teen’s social environments from the COVID-19 pandemic had varying levels of disruptive effects on their brain development. -
Mice born without this small group of neurons don’t find touch rewarding and become more sensitive to the negative effects of stress. -
New research on biological markers of depression could one day help doctors spot children and teens most at risk for depression. -
Bright Light Neuro is an initiative to enable students to better understand how they think and feel by incorporating neuroscience lessons and activities in the classroom. -
The stress and uncertainty of a crisis can kick your fight-or-flight response into overdrive.
