A University of Colorado Boulder study has uncovered new evidence that vivid imagining can impact the brain and its perception of reality, specifically surrounding relationships. “We can change how we ...

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Dec. 29—Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A University of Colorado Boulder study has uncovered new evidence that vivid imagining can impact the brain and its perception of reality, ...