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神经可塑性研究：大脑持续被重复行为塑造，改变取决于日常练习
关于大脑，有一个被说烂了，但几乎没人真正当回事的事实，就是：你的大脑，一直在变。 注意，不是“可以变”，而是“一直在变”。就在你读这篇文章、读这段话的时候，它也在变。 如果你今天早上醒来第一件事，是摸手机，它记下了。你在会议上，又一次把想说的话咽了回去，它也记下了。你昨晚躺在床上，把白天说的那句不太得体的话，在心里过了十几遍，这个它记得最清楚。 大脑不评判，不提醒，也从不问你“你确定要这样吗”。它只做一件事，就是把你重复的动作，变得更容易重复。 所以，我常常觉得，大脑很像一套推荐算法。 你跟它说，我想多看点有深度的内容，没用。它不听你说什么，只看你点开了什么、停留了多久、反复看了哪些。你点开越多的东西，它推送得越多；它推得越多，你又点得越多。 几个月之后，你再打开首页，看到的，就是一个被你自己的动作喂出来的世界。 大脑从不关心你想成为什么样的人，它只关心你在反复做什么。 很多人第一次听说“神经可塑性”这个概念，想的是，啊太好了，大脑是可以改变的，所以人是可以改变的。 这当然没错。但我想聊的是，既然大脑一直在变，那么，“我正在被什么改变”这件事，就变得很重要。...
Long COVID Brain Fog Treatment: Findings from a Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial of Constraint-Induced Cognitive Therapy
Posit Science donated Speed of Processing Training (SOPT) software for use in another study directed by authors GU and KB. This software was not used in this study. No restrictions on the publication or interpretation of the data from this or any other study were attached to the donation. KB serves on the Scientific Advisory Board of Posit Science, and has received travel support from Posit Science, and serves as a consultant for Posit Science.
Reproducibility of whole‐brain temperature mapping and metabolite quantification using proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy
RESEARCH ARTICLE Yue Zhang Corresponding Author E-mail address: yue.zhang@bcm.edu https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2868-9941 Department of Psychology, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Alabama, US Department of Neurosurgery and Core for Advanced MRI, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas, US Correspondence Yue Zhang, Core for Advanced MR Imaging, Baylor College of Medicine, One Baylor Plaza, Suite S104, Houston, TX, 77030 USA.
At This Summer Camp, Struggling With A Disability Is The Point
A summer camp for children with disabilities in Nashville does things a little differently. Rather than accommodate the campers’ physical challenges, therapists make life a bit tougher, in hopes of ultimately strengthening the kids’ ability to navigate the world. Priceless Garinger’s left arm is wrapped from shoulder to fingertips in a neon-pink cast on the day I visit. The left one is the 12-year-old’s strong hand.
At This Summer Camp, Struggling With A Disability Is The Point
A summer camp for children with disabilities in Nashville does things a little differently. Rather than accommodate the campers’ physical challenges, therapists make life a bit tougher, in hopes of ultimately strengthening the kids’ ability to navigate the world. Priceless Garinger’s left arm is wrapped from shoulder to fingertips in a neon-pink cast on the day I visit. The left one is the 12-year-old’s strong hand.
At This Summer Camp, Struggling With A Disability Is The Point
A summer camp for children with disabilities in Nashville does things a little differently. Rather than accommodate the campers’ physical challenges, therapists make life a bit tougher, in hopes of ultimately strengthening the kids’ ability to navigate the world. Priceless Garinger’s left arm is wrapped from shoulder to fingertips in a neon-pink cast on the day I visit. The left one is the 12-year-old’s strong hand.
At This Summer Camp, Struggling With A Disability Is The Point
A summer camp for children with disabilities in Nashville does things a little differently. Rather than accommodate the campers’ physical challenges, therapists make life a bit tougher, in hopes of ultimately strengthening the kids’ ability to navigate the world. Priceless Garinger’s left arm is wrapped from shoulder to fingertips in a neon-pink cast on the day I visit. The left one is the 12-year-old’s strong hand.
At 'High Five' Camp, Struggling With A Disability Is The Point
There's a summer camp for kids with disabilities in Nashville that does things a little differently. Instead of accommodating the campers' physical challenges, therapists make life a bit tougher, in hopes of ultimately strengtheningthe kids' ability to navigate the world. Priceless Garinger's left arm is wrapped from shoulder to fingertips in a neon pink cast on the day I visit. The left is actually the 12-year-old's strong hand.
At 'High Five' Camp, Struggling With A Disability Is The Point
Saturday, August 10, 2019 By Blake Farmer / NPR There's a summer camp for kids with disabilities in Nashville that does things a little differently. Instead of accommodating the campers' physical challenges, therapists make life a bit tougher, in hopes of ultimately strengtheningthe kids' ability to navigate the world. Priceless Garinger's left arm is wrapped from shoulder to fingertips in a neon pink cast on the day I visit. The left is actually the 12-year-old's strong hand.
Comparison of reproducibility of single voxel spectroscopy and whole‐brain magnetic resonance spectroscopy imaging at 3T
To date, single voxel spectroscopy (SVS) is the most commonly used MRS technique. SVS is relatively easy to use and provides automated and immediate access to the resulting spectra. However, it is also limited in spatial coverage. A new and very promising MRS technique allows for whole‐brain MR spectroscopic imaging (WB‐MRSI) with much improved spatial resolution.
Cover Image, Volume 31, Issue 4
AbstractThe cover image, by Yue Zhang et al., is based on the Research Article Comparison of reproducibility of single voxel spectroscopy and whole-brain magnetic resonance spectroscopy imaging at 3T, DOI: 10.1002/nbm.3898.
Comparison of reproducibility of single voxel spectroscopy and whole-brain magnetic resonance spectroscopy imaging at 3T
To date, single voxel spectroscopy (SVS) is the most commonly used MRS technique. SVS is relatively easy to use and provides automated and immediate access to the resulting spectra. However, it is also limited in spatial coverage. A new and very promising MRS technique allows for whole-brain MR spectroscopic imaging (WB-MRSI) with much improved spatial resolution.
5 Hidden Causes of Stress at Home | Healthy Family Life
iris wright/ShutterstockWhat is stress? It's a lot of things, of course, but it seems just turning on the TV flips on the stress switch. When we seek news about what's happening in the economy, we get even more stressed because the news is often so bleak—job losses, industries in collapse, and even stress-related violence in our schools, homes, and workplaces. And it's no secret financial woes can also wreak havoc on your marriage, thus adding even more stress.
Assessing the Amount of Spontaneous Real-World Spoken Language in Aphasia: Validation of Two Methods
Purpose The purpose of this article is to present the results of a study evaluating the psychometric properties of 2 new measures that exclusively assess the amount of real-world spoken language in patients with aphasia. Method Forty individuals with aphasia were evaluated on several measures of spoken language in real-world settings.
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