by Rick Hanson | Jan 25, 2022
Articles on Negativity Bias ←Back Parents Think – Incorrectly – That Teaching Their Children That the World is a Bad Place is Likely Best for Them Bad Is Stronger Than Good Negative Information Weighs More Heavily On The Brain: The Negativity Bias In Evaluative...
by Rick Hanson | Jan 25, 2022
Articles on Pleasure and Reward ←Back Affective Neuroscience Of Pleasure: Reward In Humans And Animals Amygdalar And Prefrontal Pathways To The Lateral Hypothalamus Are Activated By A Learned Cue That Stimulates Eating Baby Schema Modulates The Brain Reward System In...
by Rick Hanson | Jan 25, 2022
Articles on Positive Psychology ←Back Adaptive Mental Mechanisms – Their Role In A Positive Psychology The Benefits Of Frequent Positive Affect: Does Happiness Lead To Success? Beyond The Hedonic Treadmill – Revising The Adaptation Theory Of Well-being Counting...
by Rick Hanson | Jan 25, 2022
Articles on Neuroplasticity ←Back Changes in Cortical Dopamine D1 Receptor Binding Associated with Cognitive Training Changes in Grey Matter Induced by Training Internally Generated Reactivation of Single Neurons in Human Hippocampus During Free Recall The Labile...
by Rick Hanson | Jan 25, 2022
Positive Neuroplasticity Learning to Learn The most important thing to learn is how to learn – how to help yourself grow and heal and awaken a little everyday. In effect, learning is the strength of strengths, the superpower of superpowers because learning is what we...
