People Watched Other People Shake Boxes for Science
People are shown to be good at detecting another person's epistemic goals just by watching them
psychology
Context Facilitates More Effective Search Strategies
Study shows that distractor objects can help the visual system develop more effective search strategies
Improving Leadership by Understanding Personality Tendencies
Prevent conflict, improve teamwork, and enable belonging in the lab
Historic Migration’s Link to Present-Day Implicit Racial Bias
This research can help inform strategies for combating inequality
Optimizing Team Dynamics to Spur Innovation
How to find the balance between psychological safety and intellectual honesty among your staff
How Repeated Questions Could Put You at Risk of Cyber Crime
When asked the same question twice people tend to disclose more information the second time
Scientists Find That People Use Emojis to Hide, as Well as Show, Their Feelings
Emoji use in Japan is often to soften the impact of negative expressions as well as to express positive feelings
Learning to Play Music May Improve Multisensory Processing, Reduce Depression
Recent research shows that one-hour weekly piano lessons have a variety of benefits
Better Eyewitness Lineup Improves Accuracy, Detecting Innocence
Updated lineup procedure improves accuracy and can provide additional information to investigators
Adolescent Humans and Chimpanzees Share Risk-Taking Impulses
While both have higher risk tolerance, teenagers struggle more with delayed gratification