Calming your brain improves prioritizing! Slightly enhancing people’s levels of GABA, often called the ‘natural calming agent of the brain’, may improve performance in cascading and prioritizing actions. Laura Steenbergen • August 04, 2015
Do you see what you do? The distinction between action and perception is not as sharp as you might think, which does not bode well for explanatory power of mirror neurons. Evert Boonstra • May 12, 2015
How loving cats makes people better in “action control” Cats are often infected with Toxoplasma gondii, and transfer this to humans. How can this parasite help us to be better in controlling our actions? Lorenza Colzato and Laura Steenbergen • December 16, 2014
