AI overreliance
A reviewer sees an AI-generated answer that looks fluent and clicks approve without checking the source document. The answer contains a subtle error that…
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.
A reviewer sees an AI-generated answer that looks fluent and clicks approve without checking the source document. The answer contains a subtle error that…
How warning signals prepare attention, why timing matters, and why readiness is not permanent vigilance.
How organisms maintain stability through adaptive change, why prediction and energy allocation matter, and where allostasis differs from homeostasis and allostatic load
How cumulative physiological burden is measured across systems, why composite scores are useful but heterogeneous, and why chronic burden cannot be reduced to personal regulation
Sen shifted development from resources and outputs toward substantive freedom: what people are genuinely able to be and do in the conditions of their actual lives.
A research map that separates stress mechanisms, physiological measurements, interventions and institutional conditions.
A critical guide to the 2024 capacity-efficiency mindfulness framework and the evidence needed to test its proposed mechanism.
A buyer sees a price of 8,000 before estimating what a used bicycle might be worth. The number may be implausibly high, yet the estimate that follows can…
Antecedent-focused emotion regulation changes the conditions from which an emotional response develops. It can involve selecting or modifying situations, shifting attention, or changing meaning before a response has fully unfolded. Earlier intervention can be powerful, but “earlier” is not synonymous with “better.”
How a research programme linked bodily regulation, feeling, decision-making and self, and why somatic markers should be treated as testable mechanisms rather than intuition mythology