Cognitive Kindness Explained by Ileana Berman
What is cognitive kindness? Is it an approach we adopt over time — or is it an intrinsic part of being human? Longtime cognitive science researcher, Ileana Berman explains: Cognitive kindness is both internal and external. But in Ileana Berman’s perception, the practice arguably starts...
The science behind feeling like someone is watching you…
When you feel like someone’s watching you, is your mind just playing tricks on you? Or is someone really there — even if you can’t see that person? Dr. Ileana Berman explains the bizarre sensation of being watched: Have you ever had the sneaking suspicion that...
How to Stay Focused
Especially in the times of the pandemic, staying on task can be tricky. Dr. Ileana Berman offers up some cognitive science research-backed tips on how to stay focused: Work on Projects in a Designated Area Making space for your work is imperative! When you have...
Early Signs of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder: Obsessions
Dr. Ileana Berman’s professional work has largely revolved around studying and researching cognitive science conditions, such as Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). Here, she shares early warning signs of OCD, particularly in children and young adults: OCD is marked primarily by obsessions and intrusive thoughts. Because...
Parkinson’s disease, eye test & cognitive decline
As stated in Dr. Ileana Berman’s last blog post, researchers have uncovered clues to cognitive decline — in the eyes. Now, cognitive scientists are focusing more specifically on Parkinson’s-linked cognitive decline with the help of an eye test. Does Parkinson’s disease cause cognitive decline? According...
Cognitive clues in the eyes
According to a study recently published by Joslin Diabetes Center, the eyes may be an early indicator of cognitive decline. Dr. Ileana Berman, Cognitive Science Researcher, discusses the subject: It is widely believed that individuals with diabetes are more likely to develop cognitive disorders than...
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