Scientists Reveal: At Which Age Are We at Our Happiest?
An analysis of more than 400 samples sheds light on the progression of subjective well-being throughout a person’s life. When do people reach their peak…
Psychology News
New Research Reveals That Lonely People Process the World Differently
A researcher from USC Dornsife in psychology comparing brain images has found significant differences in the brain processing patterns of lonely individuals when compared to…
Fact vs. Fiction – Scientists Debunk 6 Popular Hypnosis Myths
A mysterious figure waves a pocket watch to and fro, repeating the phrase, “You’re getting sleepy, very sleepy,” seemingly seizing complete control over their subject….
The Hidden Cost of Boredom: The Silent Killer of Academic Performance
Boredom adversely impacts exam performance. Although we often associate boredom with various life scenarios, exams are typically not among them. Nevertheless, a groundbreaking study led…
No Child Left Behind – New Teaching Method Can Equalize Children’s Reading Skills
Instructing young kids in letter recognition and their corresponding sounds significantly enhances their reading skills. How proficient are children in recognizing letters and associating them…
New Study Reveals How Creativity Can Save You From Boredom
A recent study from the University of Arizona reveals that individuals with creative minds can find screen-free leisure time both productive and enjoyable. A recent…
The Hidden Fear Stalling Scientific Breakthroughs
Science is a collaborative effort. Our current knowledge stands as a testament to countless generations of scientists who have expanded upon the work of those…
Mimicking Minds: UCLA Finds AI Language Model GPT-3 Can Reason About As Well as a College Student
UCLA researchers have shown that AI model GPT-3 can solve reasoning problems at a level comparable to college students. People solve new problems readily without…
On the Road Again: Majority of Older Adults With Cognitive Impairment Still Drive
Researchers highlight the importance of caregivers having conversations with care recipients and healthcare professionals about driving. The majority of older adults with cognitive impairment continue…
Will Artificial Intelligence End Civilization?
Researchers are conducting a public survey to gauge opinions on artificial intelligence (AI) and software in general, aiming to better understand public perceptions, fears, and…
The Surprising Reality of Infidelity: High Satisfaction, Low Guilt
Infidelity survey uncovers minimal remorse and high levels of satisfaction. A recently published study in the journal Archives of Sexual Behavior reveals that individuals who…
The Science of Attraction: Why Do We Fall for Certain People?
Research led by Boston University has discovered that individuals who feel they have a core essence that drives their likes and dislikes were more likely…
The Sound of Silence? Johns Hopkins Researchers Prove People Hear It
A team of psychologists and philosophers at Johns Hopkins University have used auditory illusions to demonstrate that silence distorts people’s perception of time similarly to…
Scientists Uncover Startling Impacts of Excessive YouTube on Loneliness and Mental Health
Research conducted by the Australian Institute for Suicide Research and Prevention (AISRAP) suggests that regular YouTube users are more likely to experience increased levels of…
A Shield Against Anxiety and Depression: Mindfulness Courses Improve Mental Health
A recent study conducted by the University of Cambridge reveals that adults who partake in mindfulness courses exhibit less symptoms of anxiety and depression for…
Titanic Risks: Why Would Anyone Get in a Submersible and Travel 2½ Miles Deep Into the Ocean?
The submersible “Titan,” carrying five passengers on a $250,000 expedition to survey the Titanic’s wreckage, catastrophically imploded, sparking a conversation on why people take such…
Brewing Clarity: The Unique Neurological Effects of Coffee Over Plain Caffeine
Scientists find that the boost you get from a morning coffee can’t be replicated with plain caffeine. Scientists testing coffee against plain caffeine found that…
Did You Really See That Breakup Coming? New Study Debunks Your Predictive Powers
When we reveal the breakup news of a known couple, we frequently hear, “I figured they wouldn’t make it!” However, a new study published in…
