You can decide how to react to situations … the brain is much more connected to your emotional responses than you realize.
Tags: adjusting, behavior, concealing, emotion, emotional intelligence, neuroplasticity, tolerating
Posted July 7, 2010 by Steven Aldrich under Brain plasticity, Neuroscience, Research studies
We spend a lot of time building solutions to improve memory and the brain’s speed and accuracy … we understand how those improvements in brain performance translate into measurable, real-world impact. I was struck today, though, about the importance of the brain in emotional situations. A lapse in emotional intelligence – from misunderstanding your own or another’s emotional [...]
Tags: emotional intelligence
Posted November 12, 2009 by Steven Aldrich under Brain exercise, Memory, Processing speed
For the past week or so I’ve been knee-deep in blogs: gardening, bird watching, food, arts & crafts, travel, pheasant hunting… the list goes on and on. And even in a medium where everyone wants to carve out their own niche, some of these blogs are incredibly specific. Do you want to read about a [...]
Tags: blogs, emotional intelligence, healthy lifestyle, motivation
Posted November 5, 2009 by Cyrus Hedayati under Neuroscience
Posit Science's corporate blog is the place where our employees share their thoughts about Posit Science and its products, brain fitness, breakthroughs in neuroscience, and any other topic they find interesting and relevant. 
