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On the editorial desk at Biology Insights, Hugh Kang reports on behavioral science from Fort Collins, Colorado. He started in general assignments at a local paper, holds master’s training in journalism, and tracks modern research into human decision patterns.

Does Your Brain Work Better in the Morning?
What Does Spicy Food Do to Your Brain?
Why Does Your Brain Do Some Tasks Automatically?
What Is Illusory Motion and How Does It Work?
Regulating Dopamine: Strategies for a Balanced Brain
Driving Decisions Depend on Learned Information
The Dopamine Scale: How It Impacts Your Brain and Motivation
Involuntary Memory and How the Brain Recalls It
What Is Visual Cognition and How Does It Work?
What Do Your Eye Patterns Reveal About Your Brain?
What Is Neurocognition? A Look at How the Brain Thinks
What Is Cognitive Reserve and How Can You Build It?
What Is Spatial Working Memory and How Can You Improve It?
Visual Imagery: How Your Brain Creates Mental Pictures
What Are Volitional Actions vs. Involuntary Actions?
What Is Visual Attention and How Does It Work?
What Visual Cognition Images Reveal About Your Brain
Staring at Food: What Happens in Your Brain and Body?
What Is the Go No Go Task and How Does It Work?