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Researchers have learned that our experiences with TV and videos while we’re young influences our experiences later in life.
De la Osa and colleagues’ work again indicates the benefits of greenspace; in their study using data collected from children 3 – 11 years old.
Art can powerfully and positively enrich mental and physical wellbeing via its effects on cognitive performance, mood, etc. Neuroscience research reveals the investments in art likely to earn the largest long-term returns.
The textures that we feel against our skin influence how our brains and bodies work, how well they perform. Neuroscientists have learned how tactile experiences can be used to encourage particular cognitive, emotional, and physical outcomes; how to design just the right “feelings” into any situation.
Effective design solutions align with the key traits and core motivations of the people who use them. The personalities, cultures, and neurodiversities, for example, of space/object users need to be considered during the design process.
Multiple useful neuroscience studies were published in 2023, ones whose findings can be immediately applied in practice. Twenty noteworthy ones are recapped here.