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Wednesday, May 5, 2021

The Implications of Scents in Comparison with COVID-19

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               Smells are a part of everyday life. When you walk past a bakery and smell the freshly baked bread, maybe it takes your memori...

The Spectrum of Face-Sensitivity

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       Face processing and recognition has been a unique topic to circulate the realm of neuroscience. Human beings are capable of recognizi...

The (Not So Friendly) Little Red Friend: Dysmenorrhea Research as Socially and Medically Significant

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  Image Credit: Flo  As an individual who menstruates, I have seen throughout my own post-menarche life the stigma that not only surrounds p...

Triggers in PTSD: The "Dark Side" of Olfactory Motivated Memory Consolidation

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Within recent neuroscience literature, the olfactory system is implicated in more than just scent perception. The olfactory system is linked...

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 Emotional Reactivity and Daily Life   Our emotions play a large role in our daily lives. When we see something we don’t like, it affects ou...

Sleep and Memory: How to Improve Your Study Habits

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According to the University of Georgia, most college students sleep an average of 6 to 6.9 hours per night despite the recommended 7 to 8 ho...

Smell and Its Effect On Memory

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                     When it comes to memory, many of us would assume that senses such as sight, sound, and touch would have the most eminen...
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