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“Sidewalk Neuroscience” & Power Relationships, Patrick A Stewart, PhD

Register for free virtual BrainHealth talks: https://centerforbrainhealth.org/even... “Sidewalk neuroscience” refers to gaining insights into the function of human behavior through simple observation; as a result, this form of scientific discovery is available to all and, if rigorously applied, can provide insights into human emotions and behavioral intent. In this presentation, political scientist Dr. Patrick A. Stewart discusses how observing and coding the behavior of public figures by using the Ethological Coding System for Interviews (ECSI) and eye blink rates can provide insights into power relationships. Text SLEEP to 888-844-8991 and start the Great Brain Gain Sleep Challenge! https://centerforbrainhealth.org/grea... At Center for BrainHealth, we can show you how to transform your mind to work stronger and faster. We have easy-to-use, scientifically proven tools to provide you with a proactive path to improve quality of live through brain health. Our research shows that better brain health helps people thrive within the context of their personal life. New to The Center for BrainHealth®? The Center for BrainHealth, part of The University of Texas at Dallas, is a research institute committed to enhancing, preserving and restoring brain health across the lifespan. Major research areas include the use of functional and structural neuroimaging techniques to better understand the neurobiology supporting cognition and emotion in health and disease. This leading-edge scientific exploration is translated quickly into practical innovations to improve how people think, work and live, empowering people of all ages to unlock their brain potential. Learn more about us: https://centerforbrainhealth.org/ Follow our socials: Instagram: / centerforbrainhealth Twitter: / brainhealth Facebook: / centerforbrainhealth LinkedIn: / centerforbrainhealth © 2025 Center for BrainHealth (UTD). All rights reserved.