Having More Women in Groups Increases Collective Intelligence for Decision Making, Study Reveals

Medicine & Technology May 18, 2021

Researchers used machine learning to assess 22 group dynamics activity and found that having more women in groups increases collective intelligence, which matters in successfully completing a task.

ADHD: How Breathing Exercises Help Improve Focus, Decrease Hyperactivity in Children with the Condition?

May 17, 2021

Breathing exercises, as well as Yoga, can help improve focus and lessen hyperactivity in children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or ADHD, recent research specified.

Procrastination: Why People Wait Before Doing a Task and How to Break This Pattern

May 10, 2021

Psychologists explain the causes of procrastination and how to effectively overcome or break the pattern to finish tasks on time.

Compulsive Buying-Shopping Disorder is Real, Psychologists and Clinicians Confirms

May 10, 2021

An international team of psychologists and clinicians confirmed a new debilitating condition called the Compulsive Buying-Shopping Disorder (CBSD). The framework of the diagnosis determines at what point excessive buying can be considered a disorder.

Are We Getting More Intelligent? A Taboo on Our Mental Abilities Over the Years

May 06, 2021

Technologies seem to improve our mental capacity to learn more and become smarter. But even today, no one can tell if we are getting more intelligent or not.

Tone of Voice Linked to Attractiveness: Do Some People Have Unfair Advantage?

Apr 30, 2021

The tone of voice makes people sexier and therefore more attractive to others. Those with attractive voices form a halo effect, which makes them look competent, kind, and trustworthy.

Gossiping Could Help People Form Better Relationships and Broaden the Mind, Study Finds

Apr 29, 2021

Neuroscientists from Dartmouth College experimented on how gossiping will affect people. They found that positive gossip can help people learn through other's experiences and enables them to form better relationships.

Adolescents Who Experienced Bullying More Likely to Think Violent Thoughts [STUDY]

Apr 28, 2021

A new study found that adolescents who experienced bullying are more likely to have violent dreams ad fantasies, including hurting and killing people.

Recognizing Emotional Manipulation and How to Manage Manipulative Behaviors

Apr 22, 2021

Emotional manipulation involved behaviors that control other individuals or situations. Recognizing manipulative behaviors is crucial for understanding behaviors and how to manage them.

Men Wearing Large Logos Seen Promiscuous; Those With Less the Size, Trustworthy and Reliable [STUDY]

Apr 20, 2021

A study found that men who wear shirts with large logos of luxury brands are seen as promiscuous, while those who wear smaller logos are seen as trustworthy and reliable.

Experts Finally Explain Why Zoom Fatigue Affects More Women Than Men

Apr 19, 2021

You've probably heard of Zoom fatigue. A new study revealed that 'Zoom fatigue' hits worse for women than it is for men.

Screams of Joy Elicit Faster, More Sensitive Human Response than Fear or Anger

Apr 15, 2021

Scientists discover that people respond more quickly and sensitively to someone screaming in delight, rather than scream calls of anger or fear.

Contrary to Popular Belief, Mindfulness Can Make Some People Selfish

Apr 13, 2021

A study from the University of Buffalo suggests that mindfulness can increase prosocial behaviors among interdependent individuals but can also make people, who view themselves as independent, selfish.

COVID-19: US Suicide Data Dropped Last Year Amid Coronavirus; But...

Apr 10, 2021

There were 2,677 fewer suicide deaths in the United States last year, according to preliminary data.

Here's Why We Judge Others for Their Musical Tastes

Apr 08, 2021

But why do musical tastes differ so, and why do we feel the need to criticize those with tastes that don't match our own?