Study sheds new light on the roles of social interactions and cultural diversity in the development of attention.
A new study reports those whose minds wander less are more likely to stick to long term goals.
Study reveals the ability to anticipate touch also indicates a child's ability to focus.
According to a new study, being born as a result of C-sections slows a baby's spatial attention and plays a role in how well they are able to focus in on an object of interest.
A new study reveals why some people find it more difficult than others to meet switching demands and change focus as efficiently.
The negative cognitive effects of chemotherapy are sustained after treatment for cancer has ended, a new study reports.
Experiencing early life adversities leads to disruptions in multiple systems of self-control and cortisol levels, which continues through childhood.
Mouse study pinpoints the precise location in the brain where distracting stimuli are blocked, allowing for concentration on specific tasks. The findings could have implications for the treatment of ADHD and schizophrenia.
Microdosing, a growing trend where people take small doses for psychedelic drugs, is associated with improved mood, focus, and creativity. For some, microdosing may provide a possible alternative to SSRI antidepressants. However, researchers warn of some potential problems with microdosing, including negative side effects, psychological stigma, and exposure to elicit, black market products.
Practicing mindfulness when your mind is wandering can help you regain attention, researchers report.
Contrary to popular belief, bilingual children do not have an advantage over monolingual children when it comes to attention and executive function, a new study reports.
Researchers report playing action video games increases performance on visual selective activities. Players had increased focus on relevant visual information while suppressing less relevant information.
