Scientific thinking

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I always start the school year introducing or revising communication strategies that students can use to overcome the problems they may face in communicating a message: Communication strategies are…

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Our brains are wired for both science AND art. Yana writes about how she creates cell-inspired beadwork that helps us think differently about trauma.

Study explores the use of large language models (LLMs) like GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 in simulating diagnostic clinical reasoning, using diagnostic reasoning prompts to assess their capabilities.

For more than 25 years one idea has dominated scientific thinking about Alzheimer’s disease: the amyloid cascade hypothesis. It holds that the disorder, which afflicts about one in 10 Americans age 65 or older, is caused by a buildup in the brain of abnormal amyloid-beta protein, which eventually destroys neurons and synapses, producing the tragic symptoms of dementia. There’s plenty of evidence for this. First, the presence of sticky clumps or “plaques” containing amyloid is a classic…

Thermodynamics is a branch of physics that deals with the heat, energy, and work of a system. It explains how energy moves and changes within a system, and it has wide-ranging applications in various scientific disciplines. But what about the psychological implications of thermodynamics? How does our understanding of thermodynamics affect our thinking and behaviour? #Education #Psychology #Science #SocialScience #Thermodynamics

The steps to the scientific method! #learning #scietificmethod #science #idt3600

Learning and unlearning complement each other in the era of innovation A post-pandemic world of work calls for learning new skills while unlearning the older ones to build resilience and productivity