Forbes takes us one step closer to the Facebook-dominated society with a Northern Illinois University study that finds a quick social media review works better […]
I’m not sure how I feel about the science behind this, but it’s probably worth a closer look. LA Times reports on a new study […]
The Atlantic reveals just how bad it is for you, your family and your company when you’re stuck working for a bad boss: The more […]
New York Times takes a quick look at how retailers virtually read our minds by clocking all the little details: There are, however, some brief […]
LiveScience shows just how canny little babies are in selecting grown-ups to emulate: Researchers divided 60 babies between 13 months and 16 months into two […]
Researchers at the University of Notre Dame have found a strange link between forgetting things and walking through doorways: New research from University of Notre […]
Scientific American looks over the mystery surrounding autism – and why, less than 75 years after it was first identified, the syndrome seems to be […]
Discover magazine’s Discoblog brings to light a study linking the feeling of being bored with the feeling of entitlement: “All people have to complete dull […]
That’s how The Telegraph puts it. “Boffins” (a lovely word) helped the band Marconi Union design a song so relaxing, you shouldn’t put it on […]
That’s the idea behind a study by University of Oxford and the University of Auckland researchers in PhysOrg. The scientists found that our ability to […]
Science explores why the noise of nails on a chalkboard is so awful: As they will report next week at the Acoustical Society of America […]
And, according to Scientific American, when I “errr” and “hmmm” too. Those weird verbal tics help children learn: Such vocal hesitations, called disfluencies, tend to […]
Fast Company reveals the tricks of the trade. Literally. Supermarket giants are using subliminal suggestion and misdirection just like master magicians: For example, sales records […]
In fact, PhysOrg says, new solutions to old problems tend to turn people off. The more creative the solution, the harder it is to sell: […]
Scientific American comes close to my ink-stained heart with their interview with psychology professor Timothy D. Wilson, a leading authority on using story editing to […]
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