When it comes to quality, parity, and objectivity, The New York Times’ coverage of the left side of Election 2016 has been less than adequate; horrible for what is still considered the nation’s paper of record. Continue reading @NYTimes’ Substandard coverage of the Democratic side of #Election2016 | Blog#42
Tag Archives: Psychology
Second-guessing life in pink and blue | #Gender | #Parenting
When I was pregnant and shopping for pregnancy books, eighteen or so years ago, all I had on my mind was the health of my baby and preparing for its arrival. Continue reading Second-guessing life in pink and blue | #Gender | #Parenting
CommonHealth: How Playing Music Affects The Developing Brain | WBUR
Remember “Mozart Makes You Smarter”?
A 1993 study of college students showed them performing better on spatial reasoning tests after listening to a Mozart sonata. That led to claims that listening to Mozart temporarily increases IQs — and to a raft of products purporting to provide all sorts of benefits to the brain.
Continue reading CommonHealth: How Playing Music Affects The Developing Brain | WBUR