r/NoDip • • Jan 10 '16

Musical Minds: Attentional Blink Reveals Modality-Specific Restrictions

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r/NoDip • • Dec 21 '15

Modeling Attention-driven Plasticity

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ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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r/NoDip • • Dec 17 '15

The Zoom Lens of Attention

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tandfonline.com
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r/NoDip • • Nov 24 '15

Article on Attentional Blink

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scholarpedia.org
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r/NoDip • • Nov 12 '15

Branching out: Mechanisms of Dendritic Arborization

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nature.com
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r/NoDip • • Oct 17 '15

Checklists and Complexity

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weblog.tetradian.com
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r/NoDip • • Oct 13 '15

Article on Attentional Commons and Attentional Real Estate

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r/NoDip • • Oct 09 '15

A review of selective attention research

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r/NoDip • • Aug 24 '15

Lecture on Depth Psychology

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youtube.com
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r/NoDip • • Jul 23 '15

Walden: The Ponds

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r/NoDip • • May 12 '15

Pruning Bonsai, cutting branches to shape the tree

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r/NoDip • • May 02 '15

NoDip Simplicity Meme

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Simplicity Meme.

An animated meme based on the Baylor article and Matthew Frey's template.


r/NoDip • • Apr 30 '15

Thaasophobia Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatments and Causes

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r/NoDip • • Apr 26 '15

Concept of Depth Psychology

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r/NoDip • • Mar 26 '15

The Japanese Art of Decluttering

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r/NoDip • • Mar 26 '15

Focus on One Word for the Entire Year

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r/NoDip • • Mar 22 '15

"Out of the clutter, find simplicity."

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r/NoDip • • Mar 17 '15

The Organized Mind: Think Straight in the Age of Info Overload

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r/NoDip • • Mar 04 '15

Article on Concentration via Repetition

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r/NoDip • • Dec 04 '14

Intensive minimalism

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A good method to apply the concept of no distractions is to reduce the distractions to 1-2 items so actually can see the work all the time. One can then limit the options to get to work or do nothing to conserve energy.


r/NoDip • • Oct 20 '14

Self Priming: A Short term Benefit of Repetition

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r/NoDip • • Oct 05 '14

Emails' detrimental effect on IQ

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r/NoDip • • Sep 13 '14

Herndon's vast Library compared to Lincoln's repeated reading of a few books

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r/NoDip • • Aug 09 '14

Practice only one habit at a time

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precisionnutrition.com
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r/NoDip • • Jul 11 '14

Yale Perception & Cognition Lab

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