Research-led explanations of human capacity, learning and technological change. Start with the foundations, then follow the evidence and related ideas as the Learning Hub grows.
Maturity models can help organizations examine whether capability-building practices are systematic, but a level is a designed model, not a natural fact about human maturity.
A design and evaluation framework for keeping useful human skills available across repeated AI use.
A child watches a character place a toy in a box. While the character is away, someone moves it to a cupboard. When asked where the character will look…
How reliability shapes the influence of signals and errors in predictive accounts.
What heart-rate variability and respiratory sinus arrhythmia can reveal about vagal cardiac control.
A person searches for a friend in a crowded station. The friend’s blue coat helps, but an unexpected flash on a nearby screen draws the eye. Meanwhile…
Emotion regulation is the family of processes through which people influence which emotional responses arise, when they arise, and how they unfold across experience, attention, physiology, expression and action. The evidence increasingly favors flexibility and context over simple lists of “good” and “bad” strategies.
A critical guide to Jan Theeuwes’s 2025 review of attentional capture, control and selection history.
A child receives access to sound through a cochlear implant at age two; another receives it at age seven. Years later their auditory responses differ.…
What a mixed-reality study of 154 people aged 7 to 80 found about sensory mismatch, age and the stability of body ownership