Neuroscience

The Robert Berezin M.D. author of the article “Reflections On Dreaming and Consciousness” discusses what we are dreaming when we are sleeping and how they operate when we are sleeping. In the article, he claims that during sleep our muscle goes to rest and all the waste products of muscle activity eliminated. The author supports most dreams are emotional conflicts and in my dreams are emotional conflicts, when I dream about the pain, the dreams help me to settle down my emotion because I took an

1. In-depth knowledge in one or more of the following areas: Sensorimotor and Neurophysiological Basis of Human Movement, Motor Learning and/or Adaptation, Neuromechanics, or Biomechanics. I held a position as a lecturer in Human Movement Studies (2001-2004) - teaching motor control & learning - before starting my PhD. I have a masters degree in motor control and my PhD work was about sensorimotor control of interceptive actions. Since finishing my PhD (8 years ago), I have been an active researcher

The word “DJ” stands for disc jockey, “a person who uses samples of recorded music to make music”. The educational experience of Baby DJ School is a portal into the wonderful worlds of electro, hip-hop, and house music. Baby DJ school originated in Brooklyn, New York and was opened by Natalie Elizabeth Weiss, DJ, composer and playwright. She opened the school in order to “attribute gross and fine motor skills, spatial reasoning, and language skills and foster a special bond between caretaker and

about affective behaviors of humans and animals. I chose this topic because I thought it would be interesting to see why humans and animals act the way they do. During this paper we will look at multiple cases and other research about affective neuroscience in humans and animals. The outcome of this paper is for you as well as I to gain some insight on why we involuntary act the way we do. As stated before my topic of choice is affective behaviors of humans and animals. But what exactly does that

by Sorin 2005; traditionally through Locke’s ideologies, society tended to portray children as ‘blank slates’, and education was a way of filling in the slate with ‘knowledge’. However, Levitt 2007:7 identifies shifts in paradigms, identifying neuroscience

Richard F. Thompson and the Study of Memory Richard F. Thompson was a memory scientist who conducted research on where and how memory is stored and transformed in the brain. He conducted research on the cerebellum, which is a lower brain structure that deals with physical movement, to see how reactions are created and reestablished every time a certain thing happens, which is basically a reflex (Hockenbury, Nolan, & Hockenbury, 2016). His research was to study how a basic function reflex occurs,

∗ a b c Tennenbaum Center for the Biology of Creativity, University of California, Los Angeles, CA 90095, USA Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, University of California, Los Angeles, CA 90095, USA Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior, David Geffen School of Medicine, University of California, Los Angeles, CA 90095, USA a r t i c l e i n f o Article history: Received 15 July 2009 Received in revised

Every day I wake up and every night I sleep. My curiosity always wanted to know why do we have to sleep? Some say that we sleep because we do it for energy. However, I never understood that because food and nutrients give us energy. So won’t that mean as long as we are always getting food and nutrients, we will have energy? That really perplexed me. I felt like the energy reason was not sufficient enough. However, I do know that when we sleep it gives our body time to recover. That is plausible,

Neuroscience Background Lifelong bilingualism has been associated with enhanced cognition. Scientists suggest that the bilingual experience is closely related to neurological variations observed in brain anatomy and function of bilinguals versus monolinguals. For instance, research conducted by Olsen et al. (2015) investigated the structural brain differences of lifelong bilingualism. Given the importance of the frontal and temporal lobes in executive and language functions, they hypothesized that

Humans are spiritual beings even when wisdom and evidence points in another direction humans believe in a higher power. However, as researchers look for answers and they find new questions. Opening a Pandora's box spirituality and religiosity create questions that open up vast amounts of discussion on cognitive ability and spirituality. Finally, neurobiologists and neuropsychologist are researching and looking at spirituality and meditation to determine answers to questions about brain activities