- Chris Chatham explains a new two-part model of working memory.
- Older adults have too much confidence in their memory.
- Genetic research may neglect effects of environment.
- Do you miscommunicate more with people you know better? This may explain why.
- To spank or not to spank: The Chicago Tribune assesses the research.
- A new model for consumer self-discipline.
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thanks for the memory link and the spanking link -- missed both.
Hey buddy,
Long time no read! Lacy is a friend of mine (senior memory). Good lookin out for ol UVA! :)
Dan