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A new machine understands sounds used for communication: Science helps us understand each other better
Not only humans, but also lots of animals use sounds to communicate, and they understand each other without even using words. A new machine designed by researchers can understand these sounds, and it helps us to understand how the brain works.
Kate Yakimchuk communication research science Psychology 1 July 2023
Baby talk appears more often around human-made objects: Unexpected research results
Have you ever wondered how much objects affect your baby's development? A new study shows that human-made items make your baby "talk" more.
Kate Yakimchuk children intelligence research development Psychology 1 July 2023
Our brains tell us whether something is tasty: New study about eating habits
While we perceive tastes through our taste buds, it's clearly our brains that tell us whether something is tasty or not. It affects our eating habits a lot, and that's why the new research tried to explain how is that connected.
Kate Yakimchuk eating habits research taste buds Psychology 30 June 2023
New treatment for those who move a lot while sleeping: A new study
Do you (or someone you know) act out your dreams while sleeping? If the answer is yes, then your problem might be solved in the nearest future, a new study claims.
Kate Yakimchuk sleep research sleepwalking Psychology 30 June 2023
Psychologist's Explanation: What is Psychopathy
The word psychopathy often appears on the Internet and in the media, which does not always promote true information. In the article we will talk about this disorder.
Diana Dashkevich life mental health facts studies Psychology 29 June 2023
Interesting Study: How Childhood Poverty Affects Brain Communication Pathways
A variety of factors can influence the formation of the brain in a child. One of them is family well-being.
Diana Dashkevich life children mental health studies facts Psychology 28 June 2023
Everyone's pain is unique: A new research shows that individuals in pain have unique brain scans
When people say that "everyone experiences pain differently", it's not just a phrase. Apparently, our brains create unique brain patterns that can be seen on scans, claims the newest research.
Kate Yakimchuk health research pain Psychology 27 June 2023
Interesting Study: How Movement Affects the Neurodivergent Brain
Sport and exercise have a positive impact not only on physical but also mental health.
Diana Dashkevich life facts mental health studies Psychology 26 June 2023
People who work with AI tend to be lonelier: The new research associates AI with loneliness and insomnia
If you use AI as your main tool at work, then you have lower chances of sleeping well and communicating to people. The newest research shows how artificial intelligence affects our brain, and why it happens.
Kate Yakimchuk AI (rtificial intelligence) depression research artificial intelligence Psychology 24 June 2023
Everyone can forget things sometimes: The newest research on how people's memory works
Even people with the best memory can sometimes be forgetful, claims the new research published on APA PsycNet. While sometimes our forgetfulness doesn't make any real harm, sometimes it can lead to a disaster.
Kate Yakimchuk memory forgetfulness research Psychology 23 June 2023
It's not human mind that sees illusions, but the eyes: New research on illusions surprises people
People usually assume that people who see illusions create them with their minds, but it might be not always the case. The research made by University of Exeter claims that illusions often happen because of our eyes.
Kate Yakimchuk science illusions research Psychology 23 June 2023
People might learn to plan their future and predict things better: New research about planning
Are you good at planning things? The new research made by New York University claims that you can actually improve your skill of planning your future better.
Kate Yakimchuk planning expectations intelligence research Psychology 22 June 2023
Scientific Research: Two Kinds of Attitudes of Mind
Thinking is the main lever in the development, in the personal and professional growth of a person. In this article, we will talk about how the way of thinking affects our lives.
Diana Dashkevich mental health studies facts Psychology 20 June 2023
Scientists have discovered more amazing facts about how ants' brains work: Extremely complex brains
While animals and birds are mostly known for their complicated and intelligent brains, some insects can also impress us with how complex and unusual their brains work. Ants are capable of amazing things, because they somehow can communicate and coordinate their actions so well that they can create very complex hierarchies and systems.
Kate Yakimchuk ants insects animal facts research Animals 16 June 2023
Too much alcohol can damage your brain cells forever: The new study shows terrifying results
A study published on Science Direct claims that long-term alcohol drinking can irreversibly damage your brain. While some negative effects can go away after you stop drinking for a while, others may stay with you forever.
Kate Yakimchuk brain damage health mental health alcohol Psychology 16 June 2023
Entrepreneurs are actually wired differently: Flexible brains
If you've ever thought that successful entrepreneurs have different brains, then you might be right. New research from University of Liège and Liège University Hospital claims that lots of entrepreneurs have brains that actually work a bit differently.
Kate Yakimchuk science research Psychology 15 June 2023
Interesting Study: How High Intelligence and Schizophrenia Are Interlinked
According to a study by scientists at Lund University in Sweden and Virginia Commonwealth University, a high level of intelligence can prevent the development of schizophrenia in those who are at risk genetically.
Diana Dashkevich mental health studies facts Psychology 12 June 2023
Expert Opinion: What are the Benefits of Learning Foreign Languages for the Brain
Learning a foreign language makes it easier to adapt to a new place of residence or travel. However, besides this, learning another language has tremendous benefits for the brain.
Diana Dashkevich mental health memory facts Psychology 3 May 2023
How to Train Your Brain: 3 Easy Ways
The brain, like the body, can be trained. In this article, we will talk about 3 effective ways to improve memory, concentration and creativity.
Diana Dashkevich memory mental health tips Psychology 13 April 2023