Chris Chatham's Developing Intelligence, one of my favorite CogSci blogs, is now a member of ScienceBlogs! Chris has a sharp mind, and he's always willing to offer thorough, readable accounts of peer-reviewed research. Now you'll be able to get his insights alongside the other great resources for cognitive and neuroscience we have here at ScienceBlogs. You can see all posts on Brain and Behavior using the Brain and Behavior Channel, or visit the blogs individually via the handy listing in the column over at left. But you'll probably want to start with Chris's latest, a great post on fMRI research on the Stroop Effect.
In other news:
- Brain Calisthenics: The new Aerobicize?
- Deric Bownds and Jonah Lehrer comment. Also see this article about the benefits of reading Shakespeare.
- Clooney wasn't miscast: Surgeons really are taller and better looking
- Likert scales biased to the left?
- Gibbons warn of danger using song. Be sure to listen to the beautiful audio sample!
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