Social Science
Scientists find that cuttlefish can delay gratification and those that can wait longest also do better in a learning test
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In a recent paper, researchers say confusing political dissent with an all-out rejection of science has ultimately damaged the public authority of science
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According to recent research, a focus on pure efficiency may be short-sighted, especially if your team or organization is struggling to find a collective purpose
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Recent study shows that—broadly speaking—the older you are, the higher your level of concern about COVID-19 and the more steps you take to reduce the risk
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In a small study, researchers taught four animals how to play a rudimentary joystick-enabled video game, demonstrating conceptual understanding beyond simple chance
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Recent study's findings demonstrate that inconsistent information exists on some commercial infant and toddler food packages
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However, whether this has exposed Americans to more risk is still a question to be answered by further research
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Analysis tracks "isolated" and "mobile" activities—and subsequent coronavirus cases
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Researchers find that men supervise more individuals in the workplace than women, regardless of their grade point averages in high school
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Results from public polling of more than 800 English-speaking adults nationwide indicate that "vaccine uptake will be suboptimal," researcher says
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Do current reforms to end the 'rat race' between scientists really help?
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Recent research finds that emotional intelligence—the ability to understand, use, and manage emotions to relieve stress—may be more vital than previously thought
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