Ran Mo,Chang Liu,Junyi Hao
Ran Mo
Resilience-the capacity to adapt, recover, and engage dynamically with adversity-has emerged as a central construct for understanding psychological health. Although meditation offers a promising route for cultivating resilience, current sch...
Kai Ishida,Takahide Etani,Hiroshi Nittono
Kai Ishida
Music listening induces a pleasurable urge to move, termed groove, which the active inference framework explains as a motivation for bodily movement that emerges to refine beat and metrical predictions under rhythmic uncertainty. If this is...
Mark É Czeisler,Matthew D Weaver,Qilong Xin et al.
Mark É Czeisler et al.
Beijing has undergone profound economic growth and ecological change this century. Given the roles of sleep and mental health in worker performance, the objective of this analysis was to characterize sleep and mental health among adult resi...
How About Ellipsis?: Young Children's Subject Bias in Interpreting Ambiguous "How About" Questions [0.03%]
省略号如何使用？关于幼儿在解读含糊的“……怎么样”疑问句中的主体偏见的研究
Breanne E Wylie,Zsofia A Szojka,Annabel Reay et al.
Breanne E Wylie et al.
Ellipsis refers to the omission of words or phrases, requiring listeners to fill in the missing elements from earlier in the conversation. Ambiguity in elliptical questions, such as "How about X," has received little attention in research o...
Auditory-Motor Synchronization Ability Predicts Enhanced Neural Tracking and Mismatch Detection in Response to Music [0.03%]
声音运动同步能力预测音乐的神经跟踪和差异检测能力增强
Rebeca Hernández-Soto,Ricardo Echavarría-Solana,M Florencia Assaneo
Rebeca Hernández-Soto
Individual differences in auditory-motor synchronization ability, as measured by performance on a speech-to-speech synchronization test (SSS test), may explain variations in early auditory music processing, independent of formal musical tra...
Thomas Gaillard,Victor Contreras,Dominique Martinez et al.
Thomas Gaillard et al.
Studying the sensorimotor response of flying insects is usually done in tethered conditions. The righting reflex, for example, is studied with insects that are released either from a rigid or a magnetic tether. The attached tether or magnet...
Extreme Rhythm Keeping in Long-Range Slow Click Communication of Sperm Whales [0.03%]
长时间远距离慢节奏通信中的极端节律保持——以抹香鲸为例
Simone K A Videsen,Teresa Raimondi,Pernille M Sørensen et al.
Simone K A Videsen et al.
Male sperm whales produce loud, low-frequency clicks at low repetition rates. By combining measurements of source properties with sound propagation modeling, we show that sperm whale slow clicks with source levels > 200 dB re 1 µPa (peak-p...
Polyrhythms in the Brain: Metrical Priming, Acoustic Balance, and Perceptual Biases [0.03%]
大脑中的多节奏现象：节律启动、声学平衡与感知偏差
Cecilie Møller,Alexandre Celma-Miralles,Heidi Bliddal Borges et al.
Cecilie Møller et al.
In polyrhythms, two pulse trains at different rates are presented simultaneously, yet listeners perceive only one as the underlying beat. This makes polyrhythms ideal for studying neural correlates of divergent percepts from identical stimu...
Anatomical Evidence for a Uniquely Human Depressor Anguli Oris and a Novel Helplessness Signaling Hypothesis [0.03%]
解剖学证据表明人类独有的伸展降口角肌和一种新的无助性信号假说
Liat Rotenstreich,Aya Vituri,Moni Shahar et al.
Liat Rotenstreich et al.
The downward pulling of the mouth corner in humans is attributed to the depressor anguli oris (DAO), yet the evolutionary history of this muscle remains unresolved. Classical comparative accounts have often assumed that nonhuman primates (N...