A new publication in Frontiers in Neuroscience introduces an innovative perspective on one of the central challenges of contemporary neuroscience: understanding how cognitive processes emerge from the biological activity of the brain and the body.In this contribution, Bianca Bonato and Umberto
A study involving 97 Dutch-speaking children provides new evidence supporting a multifactorial view of developmental dyslexia (DD), challenging the traditional perspective that considers dyslexia primarily a phonological disorder. The findings reveal substantial heterogeneity among children with
Recognizing emotions from other people's faces is one of the most important social skills we possess. Yet, we do not always get it right. Have you ever looked at a human face and wondered whether the person was terrified or simply surprised? This is one of the most common emotional confusions. But
A new study, conducted by researchers from the Department of General Psychology, shows that positive expectations can temporarily improve reading performance.Researchers asked 102 young adults to wear “special” glasses that were actually sham lenses but were presented as tools capable of modifying
