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Are brain waves electromagnetic waves?

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Is it possible that people perceive time differently than others do?

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Open-source software for analyzing Electrodermal activity

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Why the brain region with less activity is not more responsible for some action?

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What is the ACT-R model of learning?

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Physiology behind EEG measurements

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Can humans keep track of two unrelated rhythms?

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How accurate is this explanation of memory?

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What is the term of having a high perceived confidence while having limited knowledge?

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Does stimulus-independent ERP make sense/ exist?

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What is the difference between RR-intervals and NN-intervals in HRV-data?

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Where are scientific references for the claims made in "Thinking Fast and Slow"

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The Art of Teaching: What are the most effective & proven methods for successfully imparting a concept/idea to another

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Why do some students find it difficult to focus on study when at home?

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Why compare a target group to a control group when population norms are available?

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Cognitive models for transfer of skills

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Provable ROI for call center rest periods?

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Are women better at multitasking?

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Significance of 4 stimulus cards in the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test?

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How are movements stored in the brain?

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How to calculate absolute power for EEG from power spectra density?

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Standardised test to measure workplace stress

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How to measure galvanic skin response with wearables?

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How successful is hypnosis or hypnotherapy over a distance, for example, over Skype?

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Classification of EEG Signals

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Open source software for analyzing Heart Rate Variability (HRV)

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What software to use for psychology questionnaire?

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How to look for correlations between heart rate and eda

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Dependency EEG signals from regions of the brain

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Why do hallucinations appear in depression?

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61 Answers

Are brain waves electromagnetic waves?

Is it possible that people perceive time differently than others do?

Open-source software for analyzing Electrodermal activity

Why the brain region with less activity is not more responsible for some action?

What is the ACT-R model of learning?

Physiology behind EEG measurements

Can humans keep track of two unrelated rhythms?

How accurate is this explanation of memory?

What is the term of having a high perceived confidence while having limited knowledge?

Does stimulus-independent ERP make sense/ exist?

What is the difference between RR-intervals and NN-intervals in HRV-data?

Where are scientific references for the claims made in "Thinking Fast and Slow"

The Art of Teaching: What are the most effective & proven methods for successfully imparting a concept/idea to another

Why do some students find it difficult to focus on study when at home?

Why compare a target group to a control group when population norms are available?

Cognitive models for transfer of skills

Provable ROI for call center rest periods?

Are women better at multitasking?

Significance of 4 stimulus cards in the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test?

How are movements stored in the brain?

How to calculate absolute power for EEG from power spectra density?

Standardised test to measure workplace stress

How to measure galvanic skin response with wearables?

How successful is hypnosis or hypnotherapy over a distance, for example, over Skype?

Classification of EEG Signals

Open source software for analyzing Heart Rate Variability (HRV)

What software to use for psychology questionnaire?

How to look for correlations between heart rate and eda

Dependency EEG signals from regions of the brain

Why do hallucinations appear in depression?