People With Extremist Attitudes Perform Poorly on Difficult Cognitive Tasks [Study]

Medicine & Technology Feb 22, 2021

Researchers from Cambridge University said that those with extremist attitudes tend to find it difficult to perform complex mental tasks. Their findings could be used to spot people at risk from radicalization.

Pandemic May Impair the Social Intelligence of Children

Feb 18, 2021

The pandemic caused adverse effects on the mental health of many people, including children, particularly their social intelligence.

Psychologists Warn Pausing To Think Before Speaking Could Make You Look Like a Liar

Feb 17, 2021

Psychologists say that those who pause to think before responding are seen as a liar because they could be preventing themselves from telling the truth and lack sincerity in their words.

Infidelity From the Previous Relationship Lowers Quality in Current Relationship

Feb 11, 2021

A new study in psychology about infidelity says that having cheated on a partner or having been cheated on could lower the quality of a current relationship.

New Study Suggests Teaching Empathy To Students Significantly Improves Creative Abilities

Feb 05, 2021

A new study suggests that teaching young students in a manner that encourages them to empathize with other people measurably enhances their creativity.

Science-Backed Tips To Quickly Calm Down

Feb 03, 2021

Telling people to 'calm down' typically has the reverse effect. Here's how to help out someone de-stress without ordering them around.

Study Shows People Contemplating To Breakup Start To Use Pronouns More

Feb 01, 2021

People who are contemplating to breakup change their language use into saying more pronouns, an indication of increased brain processing.

How to Scientifically Reboot Your Life in 2021

Feb 01, 2021

Here are 5 powerful ways to re-envision and reset your 2021.

Why Do Some Men Respond Aggressively To Threats To Manhood While Others Are Not

Feb 01, 2021

When faced with threats of manhood, some men react aggressively while others do not—a new research answers who may be most triggered by such threats.

12-Second Tactic: How to Train Your Brain To Be More Positive

Jan 30, 2021

There are ways to train our brain to be more positive. One of the most effective strategies is the 12-second tactic.

People Who Like Villains Like Darth Vader Are Villainous Themselves, Study

Jan 28, 2021

Scientists found that people who like villains most likely have the dark triad personality.

How Hug Affect Our Mental Health Especially in This Time of Pandemic

Jan 26, 2021

During this pandemic where almost every nation in the world is implementing physical and social distancing, most of us may have noticed one thing that's missing in our life at the moment--a hug.

Tips While in Isolation During the Pandemic: Lessons From Outer Space and the Polar Regions

Jan 22, 2021

Are you trying to avoid everyone despite the COVID-19 vaccine being rolled out? Here are a must-try few cabin fever busters you need to try.

Scientists Develop Pioneering Biomarker To Predict Depression and Bipolar Disorder

Jan 20, 2021

A world-pioneering biomarker test has recently been developed by Australian scientists that can predict depression and bipolar disorder.

Why Do Students Do Not Want To Turn On Their Cameras During Online Classes?

Jan 20, 2021

Researchers surveyed students enrolled in an online class and found the real reason why many of them opted not to open their cameras during an online class.