Summary: A study shows that by the age of three, children can understand the intentions of others through active mirror neurons. This finding highlights the early development of the "resonance"…
Summary: A new study reveals that adolescent boys react aggressively to perceived threats to their masculinity, especially in environments with strict gender norms.The researchers found that boys whose motivation to…
Summary: Researchers have used a wearable MEG scanner to map brain activity in young children, providing new insights into brain development and conditions such as autism. The lightweight, adaptive helmet…
Summary: Researchers found significant gender-specific differences in brain development between boys and girls with autism aged 2-13 years. The study found that girls with autism had a thicker cortex at…
Summary: A new study finds that any form of parental distraction, whether from screens or non-digital activities, negatively affects parent-child interaction. Both digital and non-digital distractions reduce parental sensitivity and…