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When you talk to the parents, they knew something was wrong—the child was having some difficulties—but they could never put their finger on it.

BRAD DUCHAINE, professor of psychological and brain sciences

New America

1/16/2025

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The reason we have memories in the first place is because they help us to predict—however imperfectly—what is likely to happen in the future.

Jeremy Manning, associate professor of psychological and brain sciences

Scientific American

1/15/2025

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If your body is telling you to change something, listen to it and don’t wait for something drastic to happen.

Kyle Smith, associate professor of psychological and brain sciences

National Geographic

11/15/2024

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Workshop Explores the Intersection of Neuroscience and AI

10/30/2024

A two-day Dartmouth event investigates the evolving ties between the two fields.

Articles

People Infer the Past Better Than the Future, Study Finds

10/11/2024

Conversations shape how we make guesses about the past and predict the future.

Articles

Childhood Social Interactions Can Combat Stereotypes

10/7/2024

Study shows time spent in day care has long-lasting impact in judging others.

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