It’s like two groups of researchers are in a lively debate about the true nature of infant cognition. One group argues that the development of motor cortex limits our understanding, while the other group questions whether core knowledge is consistent from infancy to adulthood. They both provide valid points that need further clarification. One aspect […]
In a fascinating study, researchers explore the connection between infant gaze and abstract cognitive functions. They argue that while adults rely on developed cortical circuits for such functions, the developing cortex of young infants may not be mature enough. Instead, the study suggests that subcortical regions are responsible for driving observed gaze behavior in infants. […]
Think of it like a roller coaster ride – one that women taking combined contraceptive pills may not want to take. A recent study found that women using these pills were at a greater risk of developing depression compared to those who did not. This risk increased by a whopping 73% during the first two […]
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