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Closed-loop stimulation modulates attention shifting in children

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By Nebras M. Warsi, Simeon M. Wong, Karim Mithani, Sebastian Coleman, Olivia N. Arski, Hrishikesh Suresh, Jürgen Germann, Alexandre Boutet, Lauren Erdman, Flavia Gouveia Verified, Flávia Gouveia, Barbara Berger, Tamas Minarik, Fa-Hsuan Lin, Hsin-Ju Lee, Benjamin Morgan, Elizabeth Kerr, Mary Smith, Ayako Ochi, Hiroshi Otsubo, Rohit Sharma, Carolina Gorodetsky, Puneet Jain, Shelly Weiss, Elizabeth Donner, Andres M. Lozano, Andrés Lozano, O. Carter Snead, Sabine Kastner, Margot Taylor, George M. Ibrahim
| Nature Verified
Abstract Spontaneous fluctuations in attention can impede adaptation to changing goals and environments. Endogenous control over attentional shifts, referred to as attentional flexibility, is prone to disruption in children with attention deficit disorders. Here we studied in vivo intracranial recordings in children with epilepsy to identify a reproducible neural signature of attentional control that could predict and prevent impending lapses in real time.
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Book Review: ‘Yes! No. Maybe? Three Little Words That Change Everything’ PLUS A Giveaway! #YesNoMaybe

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By Barbara Berger
| Deliciously Savvy
This post is sponsored by Barbara A. Berger, PCC. The review and opinions expressed in this post are based on my personal views. ABOUT THE BOOK Yes! No. Maybe? Three Little Words That Change Everything Written by Barbara A. Berger, PCC Illustrated by Brent Pettit Ages: 8+ | 86 Pages Publisher: Live Your Genuine (2026) | ISBN: Hardcover: 979-8993098531 | Paperback: 979-8993098524 Publisher’s Book Summary: Yes! No. Maybe?
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Understanding the Nature of Emotions and Happiness

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By Barbara Berger
| Inner Power
Emotions are not inherent to events; they arise from interpretations. Recognizing this can liberate individuals from negative feelings associated with life events. Happiness can be categorized into two types: one dependent on external circumstances and the other rooted in true nature, which is accessible through presence and mindfulness. What is the connection between events and emotions? How do interpretations shape emotional responses? What methods can enhance true happiness?
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