Psychology
If the perception of time changes with age, how and why do we perceive the passage of time differently? These questions were explored by researchers at Eötvös Loránd University. Many of us are stuck in the same three months as adults to those long summers of childhood. [more…]
How memories deteriorate with aging has been demonstrated through a model for storing information in the brain. Attractive networks are theoretical constructs that provide a model for how the brain stores memories. New to these networks [more…]
Babies' spontaneous, random movements help build their sensory-motor systems, according to the latest research by the University of Tokyo. To assess muscle communication and sensation throughout the whole body, researchers used detailed movement of newborns and infants. [more…]
In addition to the individual's circumstances, systems and social processes that were not designed with them in mind also contribute to the development of disability. According to a recent study, more people in the fields of science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine [more…]
In the United States, fathers now spend three times more time each week on childcare than they did fifty years ago. increasing paid paternity leave, such as in Germany, Spain, Sweden and Iceland, or [more…]
Many people in the UK use their smartphones to control every aspect of their lives, from shopping to socializing and banking. But what if the opposite is true and this amazing technology is online payment? [more…]
Not everyone who takes a glance at Arizona State University astronomy student and NASA intern Rose Ferreira can understand the way she has come. The young lady grew up in the Dominican Republic as a child and never had access to education. [more…]
Social media is an important part of the technology world and our lives. We love social media. We can't let go of the phone. This is how we get to know about the news, the agenda and the world. We shop, recipes, makeup, fashion, all kinds [more…]
You bought a beverage to quench your thirst, for example a beverage in a plastic bottle, but noticed that there was no recycling nearby. How do you behave? You can keep an empty bottle or throw it away with other garbage. [more…]
In August 2022, a group of female academics published an article entitled “Why four scientists spent a year saying no” in which they discussed the benefits of turning down 100 requests for their work. Like-minded individuals of the authors [more…]
One in twenty women suffer from premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), a severe mood disorder. Patients with PMDD can have serious disruptions in their daily lives. Researchers study PMDD and for those who have it [more…]
A recent study at the University of Ottawa suggests that morning people can also greatly benefit from Daylight Saving Time. Dr. Stuart Fogel's research shows that a person's daily routines during both wakefulness and sleep [more…]
Kör emphasized that art therapy reduces the risk of developing dementia in elderly individuals, and pointed out that tools such as puppets and paints also provide positive effects. Experts stated that occupational therapists can apply to art therapy when they need it. [more…]
Let's say you are studying in your room; You wanted to take a break and get coffee from the kitchen. Just then, the doorbell rang and a courier brought the product you ordered. Thank you, you received the package, while opening your package, your feet [more…]
According to a Neuroscientist, your dreams can serve as education for real life. Why do you dream and what should you do with your unconscious thoughts? What happens in your brain when you dream? Are your dreams just meaningless random thoughts? Or [more…]
After a relationship ends, you may feel like everything is fine until you pass a certain street corner, run into a friend you both know, or hear a certain love song playing on the radio. [more…]
Brad Johnson initially believed there was something wrong with him. Because he couldn't sleep as much as other individuals. Although Johnson was an active and focused child and later an extremely successful adult, [more…]
Chaos erupted when a Google engineer recently mentioned the Artificial Intelligence chatbot as a person. The chatbot, called LaMDA, predicts possible expressions that will follow any line of text. [more…]
An artificial intelligence (AI) program has been created to identify minor brain irregularities by researchers at University College London. To create the algorithm, the research collected MRI images of more than 22 patients from 1000 international epilepsy institutions. [more…]
The areas of the human brain used to process language have been mapped by neuroscientists as the brain's "language network" for several decades. Located largely in the left hemisphere, this network extends as well as areas in the Broca area. [more…]
Eight years of research reveals that we lose an important aspect of our consciousness while we sleep. It is similar to being awake, but at the same time, when we dream, we experience something very different from being awake. [more…]
We've all heard the phrase "don't go shopping hungry", but should we also avoid dating apps if we're hungry? According to a study published in BMC Psychology, hunger can cause people to change their body type preferences. Hunger is a powerful [more…]
Humans are a moral species, as well as selfish, with a highly developed sense of enduring the consequences of right and wrong, good and bad, crime and punishment. This is more than third-party punishment. [more…]
A new study has shown that psychopathic people have a larger striatum area in their brains. Neuroscientists using MRI scans have found that psychopathic people have a 10% larger striatum, or anterior, than normal people. [more…]
A new study found that higher doses of melatonin improved sleep. In a study published in The Journal of Pineal Research, 5 mg of melatonin increased total sleep time compared to a placebo. Working 55 years [more…]
The first image you see in this mind-blowing optical illusion reveals how likely you are to cheat. OPTICAL illusions often claim to reveal parts of your personality that you might not even notice. To someone [more…]
The Zeigarnik effect shows how unfinished business stays active in our minds, occupying our thoughts, and sleeping until completion, just as a hungry person goes home after eating until they lose all interest. [more…]
The illusion of "widening hole" causes our pupils to dilate in anticipation of a slight reduction. Although a static image, an optical illusion that is new to science is a hole that grows to the vast majority of individuals. [more…]
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