Can Videogames Make Teens More Mindful? (study)
A new study will investigate how games can be used to encourage pro-social behavior and mindfulness in teenagers. Read More
A new study will investigate how games can be used to encourage pro-social behavior and mindfulness in teenagers. Read More
The capacity to generate original ideas is, arguably, the most important cognitive trait that human beings possess. No wonder more neuroscientists and psychologists are working to understand it better. Read More
New research looks at how experiences can positively shift our self-perception. Read More
A study from New York University on incarcerated youth suggests cognitive behavioural therapy and mindfulness could lower anti-social behavior and recidivism. Read More
In February, Mindful’s Mind/Body column looks at new research refuting some big ideas we have about the “aha” moment. Read More
A new study authored by Richard Davidson from the Center for Investigating Healty Minds shows rapid alterations in gene expression within subjects associated with mindfulness meditation practice. Read More
A new study suggests that 10 minutes of meditation changes our experience of time. Read More
Daniel Goleman on how meditation can help us flex the different muscles of attention. Read More
Research is trying to keep pace with the explosion of interest in school-based mindfulness programs. Here's a round-up of four new studies at the frontier. Read More
As scientists learn more about how the structure of our brains affects our behavior, Sharon Begley asks: Are we responsible for our actions, or can we just blame our brains? Read More