The mockingbird has the ability to tell the difference between individual humans, regardless of the clothes they wear, where they can tell one person from another after less than a minute.
Emotions evoked by music could be transferred to the sense of vision, which in turn could influence how the emotions in facial expressions are perceived.
The posterior parietal cortex in the brain helps produce the intention to move and predicts what the movement would feel like, all before a single muscle twitches.
Literally taking a step back appears to improve cognitive control in an experiment where subjects must name the colors of words while not reading the words themselves.
Experiments with Palestinian and Israeli students suggest that different response times from left and right hands with low and high numbers is due to a combination of left-right/right-left reading and left-right/right-left numbering.
