Illustrating some of the most fundamental elements of human nature through case studies about compassion, racism, and sex.
Read More »Emotions Mapped in the Human Brain
Written by Honor Whiteman By applying an algorithm to functional magnetic resonance imaging, scientists have been able to see emotions at work in the human brain. The findings – recently published in the journalPLOS Biology – could enable better assessment of emotional states, which may help individuals who struggle to convey their feelings. According to the research team – including …
Read More »A Brief Guide to Quitting a Bad Habit
A number of important and doable steps to form new habits
Read More »Afghan-Americans and Need for Creating New Narrative
A talk on the importance of creating a new narrative for the Afghan Americans
Read More »How Men and Women Process Emotions Differently
The study indicates that women and men process emotions differently and the hope is that such findings can help treat patients suffering from anxiety disorders
Read More »Communication Tips for Parents
A few practical tips on communication with your children
Read More »How Parents See Themselves May Affect Their Child’s Brain and Stress Level
A mother's perceived social status predicts her child's brain development and stress indicators, finds a study at Boston Children's Hospital.
Read More »Afghan Couples, the West, and a Shift in Status
A shift in family dynamic is one of the major causes of marital conflict
Read More »Dream Interpretation – A Documentary
This BBC documentary explores the world of dreams
Read More »Secure Infant Attachment and Its Importance
This 22-minute video teaches parents how to create a secure attachment bond with their baby and overcome challenges that make connecting difficult.
Read More »The Afghan Diaspora and the Future of Afghanistan
A presentation on the Challenges faced by Muslim Communities in the U.S. after 9/11
Read More »The Afghan Battle Mind: War, PTSD, and Intergenerational Family Conflict
A presentation on war, PTSD, and intergenerational family conflict
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