 A Dangerous Time Why do teens take risks, and what do our notions of risk tell us about the dangers of growing up? ARTICLE 
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Double Trouble Sometimes there's more than one way of looking at something. HANDS-ON
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Droodles What's a droodle? It’s a riddle and a doodle all rolled up into one. INTERACTIVE
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Earliest Memories Enjoy the early memories of some of the visitors to this website.
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Sheep Brain Dissection The anatomy of memory. PHOTO ESSAY
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If You Rob a Bank, Wear a Wig Just how do we remember a face? ARTICLE
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Jumping to Conclusions Your brain is always looking for blank spaces and filling them in. Sometimes, your brain leaps to the wrong conclusion. Then you get a surprise! INTERACTIVE
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Wander Around Your House In this memory game, a mental journey through your own house helps you remember items on a list. INTERACTIVE
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Common Cents Can you recognize an ordinary penny? It may be tougher than you think! INTERACTIVE
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Memory Solitaire Test your memory—and learn how to improve it! INTERACTIVE
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Messing With Your Mind Can you trust your own memory? Find out with this activity. ARTICLE
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Mix and Match Emotions How are emotional expressions built? INTERACTIVE
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Mona Leonardo's famous painting is used in an interesting perceptual experiment. INTERACTIVE
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Our Stuff, Our Stories What can the things we own tell us about ourselves? ARTICLE
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Proprioception Wiggle where you're at. HANDS-ON
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Tell Yourself a Story Can making up stories improve your memory? Try it! INTERACTIVE
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 Mind: The Science, Art, and Experience of Our Inner Lives The Exploratorium’s Mind collection showcases dozens of interactive exhibits and artworks that let you explore your own thoughts and feelings. While you're on the website you can play with interactives and ponder explorations of the mind.
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 Memory Remembering is easy for most people. Understanding how and why we remember is a topic that brain researchers have found to be very complex. On this site you can visit a "memory artist," play games with memory, and check out a sheep brain dissection.
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Mind Lecture Series Listen to internationally recognized authorities on human thought and behavior, including Temple Grandin and Paul Ekman.
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 Young in Mind Learn how some vibrant seniors exercise their minds, and find out what you can do to help your own memory.
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