Eye-Tracking Unveils Autism’s Distinctive Worldview and Social Focus Shift
Researchers have discovered that children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) develop distinct attentional preferences compared to typically developing children, focusing more on non-social stimuli like objects and textures.
How Imagination Fuels Empathy and Prosocial Behavior
A new study highlights the significant role of imagination in evoking empathy and driving prosocial behavior. While empathy is multifaceted, this research focuses on two aspects: personal distress and compassionate concern.
Neuronal Boost: Lactate’s Key Role in Brain Development Uncovered
Researchers discovered the critical role lactate plays in the development of neural stem cells into specialized neurons. They found that lactate sends signals to these cells, aiding in the modification and strengthening of neuronal functions.