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When to leave the herd to make a better decision – sciencedaily
People learn valuable information from the time others hesitate before making their decisions, a new study suggests.
The researchers found that when people saw other members of their group hesitate before making a choice, they were about…
Past suffering can affect future praise – sciencedaily
A team of researchers from the University of Missouri found that people tend to praise someone for good deeds as an adult after finding out that that person has also had to overcome adversity or suffering earlier in the day. life, such as…
Anti-stress music therapy can also effectively relieve pain
Medical results show that music therapy can lower blood pressure, relieve pain during chemotherapy and dialysis, as well as stimulate the brains of older people. The Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts at Chulalongkorn University offers a…
Covid 19 Delta outbreak: New Zealand leads world for trust in scientists and government –…
The 90% Project is an initiative of the NZ Herald that aims to reach out to all New Zealanders to raise awareness about vaccination so that we can save lives and restore freedoms. Video / NZ HeraldOur confidence in scientists is among the…
New study shows how intrasexual competition can influence women’s clothing choices
New research sheds light on how women choose their clothes when competing with others for a potential mate. The study was published in Evolutionary psychological science.“We got this idea in a Capstone psychology class. My co-authors were…
Longtime Skeptic now accepts parapsychology as a science
Chris French
Professor of Psychology at the University of London Chris French has a complex relationship with parapsychology (research on, for example, extrasensory perception or ESP). At one time he believed in it, then was, for…
Research discovers how associative memories are formed
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Update: Sep 25, 2021 10:05 PM STI
Washington , Sep 25 (ANI): In a recent study, neuroscientists discovered…
Steven Pinker: “Universities have become arenas to punish heretics”
Our ancestral primates evolved in Africa about 300,000 years ago. Rising to the top of the evolutionary chain, our species has reshaped nature in its image with divine power and intelligence. Homo sapiens went on to succeed in creating…
Teen on TikTok disrupted thousands of science studies with just one video
Thousands of scientific studies must have thrown away weeks of data because of a 56-second TikTok video made by a teenager.
The July 23 video is short and simple. It opens with Sarah Frank, a recent high school graduate from Florida and…
ASU alumni study impact of pandemic on veterans’ mental health
September 23, 2021
Understanding how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the mental health of military veterans, who are at increased risk of poor mental health compared to civilians, is a priority…