Tag: research

Middle-Age Drinking Hurts More

Drinking more than two alcoholic beverages daily in middle-age may raise your stroke risk ...

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Gender Roles : Not As Fixed as we Thought

Men were more aggressive and masculine, while women had a closer attachment to peers and were more sensitive to pain...

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Ah Feels it In Me Bones: How Whales Hear

Bone conduction is likely the predominant mechanism for hearing in fin whales and other baleen whales...

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The Male Gaze is a Fact (but there’s a catch)

Women were viewed more frequently and for longer periods of time - even when their photos were blended in groups of both genders ...

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(When) Do You Feel Lucky?

People are more likely to turn to superstitions to achieve a performance goal versus a learning goal....

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Umami Could Make You THIN!

Kokumi substances could improve the flavour of low-fat foods....

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Sporting or Marital, Which Cheat is Worse?

When fans and consumers can separate an athlete's immoral behavior from their athletic performance, they're much more forgiving. ...

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The Painkillers Which Could Damage Your Unborn Child

Opioid-based medications such as codeine, oxycodone, hydrocodone, or morphine may increase the risk for serious birth defects...

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Now You Don’t See It, Now You Do! Reactions to Restored Sight

Recent scientific advances have meant that eyesight can be partially restored to those who previously would have been blind for life....

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Lifesaving Nano-Tattoo Monitors Bloodsugar

This first-ever example of the flexible, easy-to-wear device could be a promising step forward in noninvasive glucose testing...

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Trust me, I Smell Like an Old Lady

Aromatherapy researcher Roberta Sellaro's recent findings suggest that the smell of lavender promotes trust....

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Optimistic People Have Healthier Hearts

Individuals' total health scores increased in tandem with their levels of optimism....

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Rihanna Songs Prove Effective as Post-Op Care

Patients who listened to 30 minutes of songs or audio books -- had a significant reduction in pain after major surgery...

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Two New Earthlike Planets Found

Astronomers identify two planets that are the most similar to Earth of any known exoplanets to date. Report...

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What is Fun, and Why Do We Need It?

Play is an effective mechanism for encouraging creativity since creativity also involves breaking away from established patterns of thought and behavior...

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Do You Feel Lucky #2 : Obesity

Some obese people are protected from the adverse metabolic effects of moderate weight gain, whereas others are predisposed to develop these problems...

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Cancer : Do You Feel Lucky?

You can add to your risk of getting cancers by smoking or other poor lifestyle factors. However, many forms of cancer are due largely to... bad luck. report...

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The Power of Guilt

Highly guilt-prone people are less likely to free-ride on others' expertise, and they will sacrifice financial gain out of concern about others' welfare...

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The Leftist Tendencies of Ants

Ants are significantly more likely to turn left than right when exploring new nests....

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How to WIN at Christmas

Science-approved method for guaranteed wins at the Christmas dinner table....

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Humble Pie : The Joy of Humility

Analysis found two clusters of traits that people use to explain humility, and furthermore, found benefits....

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What Makes Us Generous?

Even infants are sensitive to inequality and toddlers have the ability to act for the benefit of others....

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Do Your Teeth Help You Remember?

The memory and walking speeds of adults who have lost all of their teeth decline more rapidly than in those who still have some of their own teeth...

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Easter Islanders’ Fuzzy Teeth Reveal Moai Mystery

Hardened plaque from ancient teeth is helping resolve the question of what plant foods Easter Islanders relied on before European contact....

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Hovver Bovver

The first time researchers have directly measured the impact of moving visual patterns on free flight in birds. ...

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Carrot or Stick, Which Works?

A "first carrot, then stick" policy can drive cooperation toward a specific goal...

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Reduce Stress? Check Your Email…. Less.

Easing up on email checking can help reduce psychological stress....

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Too Much Memory : Data and the Ageing Brain

Older individuals take in more at the same time as the stability of their visual perceptual learning declines....

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A Sound So Loud it Bends Light

The novel device platform could improve wireless communications systems using optical fibers ...

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Dogs : They Hear Ya

Dogs react to both verbal and speaker-related information and that these components appear to be processed in different areas of the dog's brain...

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