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Prof. Ian Gotlib and lead author Lucy King speak on their research (Screenshot: Jack Quach)

Beyond baby talk: Adult-infant conversations impact brain network connections, Stanford research shows

Jack Quach
  •  
Dec. 14, 2020
The Grind
At times, we are so consumed by our own worlds that we fail to notice what's going on around us, but Larissa Bersh offers up a silver lining, because this also means that people likely aren't paying attention to that which we don't want anyone to notice (Photo: Pexels).

The perks of being an invisible gorilla

Larissa Bersh
  •  
March 4, 2020
Preschool teacher teaching her children about geography. Using globe and asking the questions. Children answering the questions. Children sitting by the table. Selective focus to girl in the middle. Models in this shot are part of real kindergarten group and their teacher.

Stanford psychologists find even young children recognize “sins of omission”

Veronica Kim
  •  
June 1, 2017
(Courtesy of kali9 / Getty Images).

Stanford Center on Longevity launches project website

Fan Liu
  •  
March 29, 2017
(Photo: Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)

Study finds students unable to identify fake news

Stephanie Brito
  •  
Dec. 16, 2016
The Stanford Daily

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