New digital games aim to boost memory, inhibition control and cognitive flexibility in adolescents and teens
Psychological and Brain Sciences
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Scientists are still only beginning to understand the biological and genetic consequences of opioid addiction -
Researchers from UCSB and NASA team up to study monitoring failures in the cockpit — even among experienced pilots -
Each element of the anger face makes the person expressing it appear physically stronger and more formidable -
UCSB expert on stigma and self-esteem receives Scientific Impact Award from the Society for Experimental Social Psychology -
UCSB researcher shows that New Caledonian crows can perform as well as 7- to 10-year-olds on cause-and-effect water displacement tasks -
Peaceful cooperation can reduce or eliminate the nonconscious tendency to categorize people by race, say UCSB social scientists -
$20-million Head Health Challenge seeks to improve the safety of athletes, soldiers and others who sustain mild traumatic brain injury -
When women who perceive themselves as overweight are exposed to weight-stigmatizing news articles, they are less able to control their eating afterward than are women who don’t perceive themselves that way.
