http://www.corante.com/brainwaves/archives/2005/03/07/blogging_begets_better_brains.php I must recommend a new neurolearning blog that has a strong focus on neurologically-based approaches to learning and learning differences. It is written by Drs. Fernette and Brock Eide who recently posted a great piece on the Brain of the... en-us http://flyinghedgehogs.blogspot.com/2005/03/defense-of-adhd-blogging.html bloggers, adhd or no, can't seem to shake off a bad reputation in the workplace. employers should not write off their bloggers so quickly, and not just because of the benefits of their adhd-like traits. the ever-interesting zach lynch notes that prac... Zach Lynch, "economic and social forecaster advising global organizations on the impact of neurotechnology on business, government and society," reports in his Brain Waves Blog on a study as posted on... http://winwingroup.org/articles/2005/03/psychology-blogs/ It seems that psychology-related blogs are becoming more popular. Cognitive Daily (via Mind Hacks) is a weblog dedicated to, unsurprisingly, cognitive-psychology. BPS Research Digest (also via Mind Hacks) keeps you up to date on the research ac...