SA MindJanuary 2014

Attraction plays a significant role in opposite-sex friendship, but that doesn't make the bond less beneficial

The rise of chronic traumatic encephalopathy among some athletes suggests that repeated blows to the head may trigger the brain's unraveling

Heads Up—a much hyped new approach to tackling—seeks to avoid the most ferocious helmet-to-helmet collisions of football

Coaches, trainers and athletes need to work together to prioritize brain safety

We talk to ourselves to stay motivated, tame unruly emotions, plan for the future and even maintain a sense of self

By spotting signs of this developmental disorder in young toddlers, parents and therapists may be able to target a child's deficits before they become debilitating

A preoccupation with scarcity diminishes IQ and self-control. Simple measures can help us counteract this cognitive tax

Newly recognized, adult ADHD threatens the success and well-being of 4 percent of adults. A combination of treatments can help the afflicted lead a more productive life