Monday, February 21, 2011

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Juayderito, or stay the hell where my circuit caudate-spindle.

Like it or not, this world is becoming more interconnected. It is becoming easier, and more necessary, interact with people from other countries. The issue here is that at least in our Western world quasi-official language to communicate with foreigners who speak no English language is English.

is why it is becoming more emphasis on children to learn a second language to enable them to have a tool but to thrive in this world. And this brings me to the question: why are children who have an easier time learning to speak a second language?. I remember giving me the damn book stops against the English because nomas was no one, while immediately saw some guys fishing the "inglish" on the fly.



Well, recently, a study published in February interested in this problem (the cost of acquiring a second language, not because I gave the cap against the book .) Tan, Chen, Yip, Chan, Yang, Gao and Siok, Science Lab Brain and Cognitive, University of Hong Kong in China published in the PNAS article entitled "Activity Levels in the left hemisphere caudate-spindle circuit predict how well a second language will Learned ', or what more or less means" levels circuit activity in the caudate-spindle left hemisphere, predict how well they will learn a second language. "

For this study used functional MRI to obtain brain activity in children 10 years of age while they performed a lexical decision task either in their native language (Chinese) or second language (English). All children were the same school system and at the same level of English. During the experiment they were asked to read a text in English before entering the resonator. Once in the resonator were shown words in English as "bucket" or seudopalabras as "yall" and had to identify whether each word was real or not. The interesting thing here is that to evaluate their progress, these children were re-scanned a year later.

What were the results?

Well, the results were very interesting. The first study analysis showed that cerebral activity levels of the caudate nucleus and left hemisphere fusiform gyrus correlated with the performance of boys were shown in English. But that was not all, when the researchers returned to assess children a year later, they realized that they had found the activity a year ago, predicted the level of second language acquisition of children who had!. In fact, analysis of brain activity that was taken at the end of the year, was correlated with the level of performance for each child. Therefore, the authors conclude that the circuit activity levels caudate-spindle left hemisphere predict the potential Learning a second language.

This is a surprising conclusion. Taken with all the reserves of skepticism, as this would mean that measuring the activity of the caudate-spindle circuit, one could predict how difficult or easy it will do to a guy learning a second language. Imagine! It could plan how many classes a week need to be good at English, or flat, because there the matter died. Clearly not to give up!, One need not be proficient in English to reach great heights in the workplace. You see, just last week we fate gave a clear example of how you can shine in some aspects and may even have stunted the circuit. Glancing Sure as the teacher Dóriga López became one more of the stars, not the channel of the stars, but youtube! (Which makes me wonder how good I was never filmed while in inglish mumble!).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4ohnoecUbY

Monday, February 14, 2011

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Love and Pain ... neuronal history.

Now we're in the famous February 14, Valentine, for there is no choice but to write a blog about love and friendship. But you'll wonder because they got the title "love and pain" on the very day of love and friendship. Well I think the title is more than adequate if we consider that the Catholic Church recognizes three different saints with this name, and all three were martyred in a very painful.

Remains
San Valentin (or at least one of them ...)

Even in an article published in PLoS ONE in 2010 is referred to relationship. Younger, Aron, Parke, Chatterjee and Mackey titled his article "Viewing Pictures of a Romantic Partner Reduces Experimental Pain: Involvement Neural Systems of Reward. " In this article the authors explore the brain basis of the relationship between falling in love and tolerance to pain. Two records are essential for this experiment. First, Master and colleagues found in 2009 that exposure to photographs of the loved reduce experimentally induced pain sensation. Second, several studies have confirmed the initial discovery and Zeki Bartelis 2000 that found that showing pictures of the loved one causes the activation of circuits related to reward systems as well as regions related to affection.

What was done?

The
authors of this study hypothesized that the reduction of pain evoked by viewing pictures of the romantic partner may be associated with activation of central reward processing. To test this hypothesis, 15 subjects examined very much in love whose relationship had not been nine months (I guess that they were still in that stage of infatuation blind!). Subjects were tested under three conditions consisted of seeing pictures of your family, see pictures of someone who made them as attractive as your partner, or do a word association task very absorbent, which has been shown to reduce the perception pain. And most important, subjects had to these tasks while being subjected to a pain scale by starting temperature of no pain to more pain.

That found.

activity during exposure to pictures of the couple while he was subject to pain

The results of functional magnetic resonance imaging confirmed their hypothesis. The photos of the girlfriend, like run the absorbing task, increased pain tolerance, but only to see photos of the couple was associated with activation of reward system. As seen in other blogs, this system includes the activation of the head of the caudate, accumbens, orbitofrontal cortex, amygdala (related to emotions) and the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex.

Well?
Well, this is good news. You know, every time you have a potentially painful situation, it takes a picture of your love of the portfolio, and that will help to take more punishment. Of course one could start thinking about if after sometimes not begin to associate that picture with the pain ... and well, I say Pa'que the possible consequences!.

Sunday, February 13, 2011

Friends Picnik Quotes

straw brick.

After work,
down fatigue,
as bagua,
accompanying hunger that thunders.
Then the dream
bones running down
even boredom
thinking.
Then the desire not to move
a muscle
to recover no paradise
pending
and to burn
all factories in the world.
And after a nap to go fishing. ****

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Richdel Sprinkler Valve

I disagree.

I do not agree,
is still the only thing clear
in my words.
up the street from here to there,
as how I see it,
and the street and its people, pass,
and with them also passing events,
each time and other
untimely,
and agreements are leaving their waste.
around here yes, not here.
Tired, no?.
The addition or subtraction
me tired.
unspeakable demons invade me
divisions.
True:
I am neither on this side or the other,
but I am to mine.
If I were a wise,
would bring together all the these different pieces of puzzles,
and would play
more fun and imprecise
of each feeling.
... Do you agree? ****