Can Just 3 Songs Determine Who You Are?
Just three songs from a person’s playlist could be enough for understanding everything you need to know about a person. It could even identify who the person is. This according to a new study performed by More...
Pigs have ‘remarkable’ level of behavioral, mental flexibility, Study
Some species within the pig’s family possess a remarkable level of behavioral and mental flexibility, a study published in Frontiers in Psychology revealed. The researchers tested the ability of More...
Tel Aviv University Finds Disturbing Effects of Covid-19: Emotional Harm in Children And Teachers
Child Depression (Unsplash) Researchers from Tel Aviv University have found that Covid-19 is having detrimental effects to our mental health. The lockdowns and school closures caused by the Corona Virus have More...
Coronavirus Isolation Affects the Brain, Hebrew University Researchers Say
We all know that the Coronavirus has caused not just economic problems around the world, but also psychological ones. People everywhere are under a great deal of stress due to fear of getting sick or seeing More...
Canadians are more polite on Twitter, Americans more negative
Canadians tend to be polite and nice while Americans are negative and assertive on twitter, a new study found Linguistic experts from McMaster University builds on earlier research from 2016 when they analyzed More...
Killer whales, chimpanzees share personality traits with humans
killer whales, chimpanzees, and humans display similar personality traits such as playfulness, cheerfulness, and affection, researchers in Spain revealed. in the first study on killer whales and how they relate More...
Voters Shift Opinions to Align with Political Party Leader Positions, Study
A longitudinal study of voters in New Zealand found that the views expressed by political party leaders can change how people feel about an issue. The findings are published in Psychological Science. Lead More...
Attending the “Best” High School May Yield Benefits and Risks for Students
Parents often go to great lengths to ensure that their children attend top schools, surrounded by high-achieving peers who often come from advantaged backgrounds. But data collected from individuals over a span More...
Smaller Plates Don’t Help You Eat Less When You’re Hungry, Study
Tricking the brain into eating less by serving your meal on a smaller plate doesn’t necessarily work. When people are food-deprived, they’re more likely to identify a portion size accurately, no matter how More...
Some Men Feel Emptiness and Sadness Following Sex, Study
In Western cultures men face range of expectations and assumptions about their preferences, performance, and experience of sexual activity. These assumptions include that males always desire and experience sex More...