Exploring the basic science and health implications of how we think about and manage our emotions. In the Affective Science and Health Laboratory at the University of Toronto, we study emotions and their ability to make us sick or help us thrive. Our research centers on two inter-related questions. First, what do people believe about emotions? For example, which emotions do people believe they should feel and do people believe emotions are controllable? Risk for p.

Hello and welcome to the Toronto Decision Neuroscience Lab! We try to understand what the architecture of the brain can tell us about human thought, feeling, and behavior. What computational mechanisms give rise to emotions and decisions? What is it about these mechanisms that make cheesecake so hard to resist, or lead us to be too selfish? Most importantly, how do we make better choices for ourselves and others? .

Projet solidaire pour favoriser la scolarisation au Cambodge. Le projet développé par 6 étudiants. En 2ème et 3ème années de médecine. Est celui de rénover une école primaire et maternelle de 6 classes. Aux 2 déjà présents pour les 198 élèves.

The long-term goal of our lab is to understand how cognitive and brain development support or constrain learning outcomes. The emerging field of developmental cognitive neuroscience is unveiling vast structural and functional changes in neural systems across the brain. Likewise, core memory systems undergo substantial change across development. What do these changes mean for learning and memory systems? For language acquisition and achievement? .