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Imagine you have a magic painting that can transform into different shapes and sizes. Now, let’s say you have a special pair of glasses that can see things differently depending on the shape of the painting. Well, in the world of vision science, researchers have been studying how our brains process visual information under different […]
Imagine the hippocampal subfields as different neighborhoods in your brain. These neighborhoods play a crucial role in forming and recalling memories. But studying them is like trying to find hidden treasures in a crowded city. The small size of these subfields and the lack of a standardized method for studying them make it challenging to […]
In their provocative opinion piece, Blumberg and Adolph (B&A) [1] argue that inferences regarding cognitive development in infancy that are based on young infants’ motor behaviors are misleading. They assert that the motor behaviors, including eye movements and looking-time measures traditionally used to characterize cognition between birth and 4 months, are mediated by subcortical mechanisms […]
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