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1 of 3 What is thinking? People generally see thinking as a process; something that should be done in a certain way – their way. In reality, we all process information in different ways, which is why people can draw different conclusions from the same information. So what is thinking and why is it that we think differently? More...
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2 of 3 Anxiety, fear and safety Scientists have recently discovered that just as humans have neural circuits that alert us to danger, we also have circuits that respond to safety and that it is these circuits that create a sense of wellbeing and happiness. More...
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3 of 3 Over-loaded brains and shorter attention-spans In our media-rich, 7x24 society our brains are bombarded with more information than at any time in history. The question is whether all this data is beneficial, in stimulating our brains, or detrimental, by causing constant distractions and shortening our attention-span. It would appear that currently the jury is out. More...
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