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Abstract This paper investigates how explicit and implicit memory systems shape intuitive decision-making in psychiatric patients. Studies show that disorders such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, and dementia impair memory processes. These disruptions often increase reliance on intuition, which are helpful but also vulnerable to bias and false memories. In psychiatric care, nurses also frequently use intuition in treatment decisions, though its reliability resides with experie

Neha Anurag, Ridge Point High School Breast cancer (BC) is globally the most diagnosed cancer, with 1 in 8 women facing a BC diagnosis in...

This project tests a novel minimally-invasive treatment for solid tumors by using gold nanoshells and focal laser therapy.

A research article detailing about the impact of milk consumption on sleep onset latency in children and adolescents