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Daniel Martin Rynerson is a Montclair State Adjunct Professor of Psychology and has attained a Master's degree in the field specializing in Cognitive Science and Psychophysics Research. His experience in scientific research includes EEG brain wave studies, behavioral studies, neuro-anatomical studies, and investigations into various psycho-physical phenomena. He has presented in two research symposiums speaking on 'Expanding Consciousness & Our Idea of Physicalism' (2013) and on the 'Discrepancies in the Idea of Self - East & West' (2014). His previous engagements involve BCC STEM (2016), the Kessler Foundation (2018), the Montclair State Speech Communication Lab (2018), and the Rutgers Center for Behavioral and Molecular Neuroscience (2019). He is currently a member at the New York Academy of Science and has recently presented at the Sorbonne University, Paris (2023) on "Learning, Mindset, & Mindfulness" encompassing the interplay of concepts in thought and Psychology with biological factors in brain functioning.

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