Your sense of time can be warped by what you are looking at, study finds
A recent study published in Nature Human Behaviour has found that certain visual properties of scenes — like their size, ...
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What drives us to share info? Belief alignment trumps surprise and novelty, study finds
Every day, we are bombarded with a deluge of information, especially online, where news spreads faster than ever. But what ...
Dogs have a general cognitive factor similar to humans, study finds
In a groundbreaking study conducted by researchers at Eötvös Loránd University, scientists have taken significant strides in understanding the organization ...
Creatine supplementation increases memory performance, study finds
A meta-analysis of experiments studying the effects of creatine supplements on healthy humans found that their use improves memory, particularly ...
Study finds differential responses to emotive expressions
In a world where computer-generated images and videos are increasingly difficult to distinguish from reality, a recent study in Scientific ...
Explanatory reflection reduces pseudo-profound bullshit receptivity, study finds
A series of three studies published in Applied Cognitive Psychology found that explanatory reflection—that is, critically thinking about, and being ...
Action video gamers show superior complex attention and spatial memory skills, study finds
Habitual action video game players tend to exhibit superior spatial working memory and complex attention abilities compared to non-gaming individuals, ...
Selective attention scores of adults have been increasing over generations, study finds
A meta-analysis of a large number of studies using the d2 Test of Attention from the past three decades found ...
Sniffing women’s tears reduces aggression in men and alters brain activity, groundbreaking study finds
In a new study published in PLOS Biology, researchers have discovered that human tears possess the remarkable ability to reduce ...
False cardiac feedback can alter pain perception, study finds
Two experiments conducted in Italy demonstrated that exposing participants to falsely accelerated cardiac feedback prior to administering electric shocks caused ...
