Punishment Can Enhance Performance
March 14th, 2013
A new study shows that punishment can enhance performance in the same way as a monetary reward.
“This work reveals important new information about how the brain functions ...
A new study shows that punishment can enhance performance in the same way as a monetary reward.
“This work reveals important new information about how the brain functions ...
A new Penn State College of Medicine study posits that children with an autism spectrum disorder may be at greater risk for contemplating ...
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For the ...
A new report reveals that major depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia -- and possibly autism and attention-deficit hyperactivity ...
Emerging research shows that children with autism spectrum disorder have a structural difference in brain connections from children without ASD.
Investigators from Boston Children's ...
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In a small initial study, researchers report functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) shows a particular type of behavioral therapy ...
A new study suggests folic acid supplements taken early during pregnancy may reduce the risk of autistic spectrum disorders (ASD).
Authorities ...
Although autism is the focus of considerable debate, one belief is consistent -- outcomes are improved by early intervention.
Unfortunately, detecting autism ...
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