Willingness to Help Others May Be MeasuredA new study pinpoints which tests may be most accurate for providing information about prosocial behavior.Read More
Simultaneous Alcohol and Cocaine Use Linked to Increased Suicide RiskA new study examines the link between substance abuse and suicide risk.Read More
Does Curiosity Lead Us To Seek Unpleasant or Painful Outcomes?According to researchers, curiosity sometimes leads us to seek out potentially painful or unpleasant outcomes that have no apparent benefit.Read More
Finger Fooled: New Perceptual Illusion DiscoveredResearchers claim they are able to 'outwit' human perception.Read More
Wisdom is a Matter of Both Heart and MindA new study reports heart rate variation and thinking processes work together to enable better reasoning about complex social issues.Read More
Is Risk-Taking Behavior Contagious?Researchers report on a contagion effect when it comes to risk taking behaviors.Read More
Children’s Social Interactions More Complex Than ThoughtA new study reports conventional ideas of dominance and hierarchies in humans may not be as straightforward as believed.Read More
Exercise Offers Hope for Young People With SchizophreniaBDNF released during aerobic exercise stimulates the hippocampus to sprout new neurons, a new study reports.Read More
Can Touching A Robot Elicit Physiological Arousal in Humans?People show more emotional arousal when instructed to touch intimate areas of a robot's body than when instructed to touch more accessible areas, such as arms and legs, researchers report.Read More
Increased Activity in Brain Regions Associated with Executive Function in Bilingual BabiesAccording to a new study, bilingualism related differences in brain activity can be seen in children as young as 11 months.Read More
Marker for Poor Memory in Schizophrenia Patients IdentifiedResearchers directly link the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex to working memory performance in people with Schizophrenia.Read More
Children With Autism Fixate More on Mouth Than Eyes During Emotional ConversationsA new study reports children with autism spectrum disorder fixate for longer on the mouth than the eyes during emotional conversations.Read More