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How AI can help people fight depression and anxiety: A promising study
Newest technologies are even more exciting when they can help people. Artificial intelligence shows promise in helping people with mental health issues, as demonstrated by a pilot study.
Kate Yakimchuk research depression health Psychology 12 August 2023
Interesting Facts: How Smart Are Parrots
The most famous parrot with an incredible ability to memorize a large number of words and speech patterns is the African gray parrot (Psittacus erithacus), which is also known as the Jaco.
Diana Dashkevich birds animal facts Animals 10 August 2023
Interesting Facts: What Pigs Can Do
Pig Although many consider pigs to be dirty, lazy and not very smart, the truth is that these animals not only prefer to be active and clean, but also have high intelligence. Pigs solve mazes, show emotions, and also understand symbolic language.
Diana Dashkevich pigs animal facts Animals 8 August 2023
Why you should trust your gut feeling: Intuition can help you a lot
Sometimes things feel wrong, and you just can't understand, why - that's when your intuition tries to say you something. Trusting your gut feeling, also known as intuition, can be beneficial in various situations.
Kate Yakimchuk intuition decisions Psychology 7 August 2023
Educated parents and educated kids: A new study
Most people know that well-educated parents tend to have educated kids as well, but what happens when two parents have different types of education? In a unique global study, a gender-sensitive approach was taken to understand intergenerational educational mobility.
Kate Yakimchuk education parenting research Psychology 5 August 2023
Kids who don't nap a lot have better cognitive abilities: A new study on how napping correlates with kids' brains
If your child doesn't like having naps, then it might be a good thing, a new study claims. New research from the University of East Anglia reveals that infants who nap more frequently have smaller vocabularies and poorer cognitive skills.
Kate Yakimchuk research sleep cognition Psychology 5 August 2023
Varied life makes you smarter: A new study on how our experiences affect our intelligence
People who have been through a lot tend to be smarter - and now it's scientifically proven. Researchers at the German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases conducted a pioneering study that sheds light on how experiences leave their trace in the connectivity of the brain.
Kate Yakimchuk research experience Psychology 4 August 2023
Being smart can help you live longer: A new study on lemurs show how lifespan and intelligence are connected
Most people know that being smart can make you live longer, because you tend to escape potentially dangerous or silly situations better. Interestingly, it's true not only for people, but also some animals, including lemurs.
Kate Yakimchuk research well-being life Psychology 1 August 2023
Being socially isolated can decrease your cognition and memory: Stay in touch with your closest people
Most people know that being alone can negatively impact your mental health, but it turned out that it can also decrease your memory and cognition. Staying connected with friends and family becomes even more crucial considering the impact of social isolation on memory, learning, and behavior.
Kate Yakimchuk research cognition loneliness Psychology 1 August 2023
Intelligent birds can understand some words from human speech: Nature is amazing
Intelligent birds, such as parrots and some species of corvids, have demonstrated the ability to understand some words and phrases from human speech. These birds possess remarkable cognitive abilities and are known for their impressive vocal mimicry skills.
Kate Yakimchuk birds speech nature Animals 31 July 2023
How intelligent chimpanzees actually are: Nature is amazing
Chimpanzees are highly intelligent primates and are considered one of the most intelligent animals on Earth, sharing approximately 98% of their DNA with humans. Their intelligence is evident in various aspects of their behavior and cognitive abilities.
Kate Yakimchuk chimpanzee apes nature Animals 31 July 2023
You Didn't Know It: Interesting Facts About Chickens
According to a recent analysis, the oldest domestic chicken bones date back to between 1650 and 1250 BC and were found in Thailand.
Diana Dashkevich chiken animal facts facts Animals 24 July 2023
Insects can be smart: The multifaceted concept of intelligence
The concept of intelligence can be complex and multi-faceted, and it varies depending on how one defines and measures it. Insects, despite their relatively simple nervous systems and small brains, exhibit remarkable adaptive behaviors and problem-solving skills that allow them to thrive in diverse environments.
Kate Yakimchuk insects nature Animals 20 July 2023
How birds recognize each other: Memory of social birds
Social birds, such as crows, ravens, pigeons, and parrots, have developed various sophisticated mechanisms to recognize and identify one another within their social groups. These recognition abilities are crucial for maintaining complex social structures, fostering cooperation, and reducing conflicts.
Kate Yakimchuk birds bird facts brain nature Animals 20 July 2023
Interesting Facts: Thinking Features in Dogs
Dogs are amazing animals that amaze with their intelligence. In the article we will talk about the features of thinking in animals.
Diana Dashkevich pets dogs animal facts pets facts Animals 19 July 2023
Important to Know: How to Improve Your Memory
Memory is an important tool in life. In this article, we will talk about effective and proven ways to develop and improve your memory.
Diana Dashkevich memory exercising advices facts studies Psychology 19 July 2023
Genes and intelligence are actually connected: The new research
A groundbreaking study conducted by researchers from various institutions has shed light on the interplay between genes, brain characteristics, and behavior. While most people felt like these things are connected before, now we have scientific proof for that.
Kate Yakimchuk genetics research Psychology 17 July 2023
Board games make children better in math: Use games to help your child's development
A recent comprehensive analysis, spanning over two decades, has revealed that numerical board games, can enhance the mathematical abilities of young kids. Now, specialists are sure they aren't just entertainment - they can also be very useful.
Kate Yakimchuk children research learning Psychology 16 July 2023
Advice from a Psychologist: How to Deal with Emotions and Develop Emotional Intelligence
It is important for every person to be able to correctly and environmentally express their emotions. However, first of all, it is important to learn how to notice and distinguish between them.
Diana Dashkevich mental health emotions facts advices Psychology 16 July 2023
Babies' Vocal Development: Boys Take the Lead
If you've noticed your son's babbling skills surpassing your daughter's, don't worry—it's all part of normal development, according to a recent study. Boys tend to be more talkative than girls when they're young, but then girls become more talkative as well.
Kate Yakimchuk babies development research speech Psychology 16 July 2023