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Google Store: 7 Amazing Benefits You Must Know

Introduction to the Google Store The Google Store serves as the primary retail platform for Google’s vast array of products, offering customers direct access to innovative technologies. Launched as an extension of Google’s extensive ecosystem, the Google Store is designed to provide a seamless shopping experience for both enthusiasts and everyday users. Customers can find…

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5 Powerful Marketing Strategies for Success

Introduction to Marketing Marketing is a multifaceted discipline that plays a crucial role in the success of any business. At its core, marketing serves as the bridge connecting products or services with customers, facilitating not only the exchange of goods but also the establishment of relationships that foster brand loyalty. In today’s highly competitive landscape,…

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Importance of Intergenerational Relationships

Introduction: The Importance of Intergenerational Relationships Intergenerational relationships, which involve meaningful interactions between individuals of different ages, are becoming increasingly important in today’s society. Such relationships produce a myriad of benefits for both younger and older generations. For the younger individuals, engaging with older adults can be an opportunity to gain wisdom and insights that…

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CHANGES IN PERFORMANCE

CHANGES IN PERFORMANCE Nevertheless, some decline in brain function is inevitable as we age. The first system to show its age is memory. Brains begin requiring more time to learn and store information in late middle age. At the same time, the prefrontal cortex experiences a drop in its ability to hold information in so…

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A MATURE VISION / THE AGING BRAIN

A MATURE VISION SHE WAS BORN on a New York farm before the Civil War, when high technology meant steam railroad engines and telegraph lines. By the time of her death, America had sent rockets into space. In between those events, Anna Mary Robertson “Grandma” Moses learned to adapt, not only with the changing times…

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EMOTIONAL CONTROL

EMOTIONAL CONTROL Further research indicated a difference between adults and children in their ability to lessen emotional responses. Mario Beauregard of the University of Montreal demonstrated the importance of age in emotional control with a two-part experiment. In the first part, he performed fMRIs on women between ages twenty and thirty, and on girls between…

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EMOTIONAL APPRAISALS [ MATURITY ]

EMOTIONAL APPRAISALS [ MATURITY ] The mature brain has the ability not only to register emotions but also to reappraise them before taking action. Adults, unlike children and adolescents, can mentally detach themselves from the emotions they experience, label them, and place them in context-in short, realize what they feel, why they feel it, and…

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MATURITY – FINDING BALANCE AS THE BRAIN AGES [ REGISTERING EMOTIONS ]

MATURITY – FINDING BALANCE AS THE BRAIN AGES AFTER ADOLESCENCE, the brain transitions into adulthood. A fully functioning prefrontal cortex is the highest expression of the human brain. The balance of reason and emotion marks the emergence of the adult brain. Only in functional adulthood does society expect a person to have the ability to…

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JOHN NASH’S LONG JOURNEY

JOHN NASH’S LONG JOURNEY ECONOMIST and mathematician John Forbes Nash, Jr., started hearing things when he was young. He became convinced that aliens were communicating through the New York Times, and he rambled through Europe in a vague quest of becoming a refugee. At Princeton University he scribbled late into the night on blackboards, earning…

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SCHIZOPHRENIA – RESEARCH & TREATMENT [ WAVES OF CHANGES ]

SCHIZOPHRENIA – RESEARCH & TREATMENT [ WAVES OF CHANGES ] RESEARCH & TREATMENT Research for treatment and a future cure focuses on imbalances of dopamine and other neurotransmitters in the brain’s neural networks. In particular, the excitatory neurotransmitter glutamate is believed to play a significant role in schizophrenic episodes. Imbalances damage brain cells, and the…