A Child’s Diet Shapes Their IQ — But Scientists Found One Period Matters Most (M)
The foods children eat early in life may influence how their brains develop years later.
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The Reason Some People Never Expect You To ‘Return The Favour’ (M)
When someone is generous, do you really need to return the favour? It depends on your relationship.
The Most Reassuring Way To Explain Anxiety To Patients, According To 171 Experts (M)
Clinicians were asked how anxiety should be explained to patients to improve treatment.
The Enjoyable Cultural Habit That Slows Biological Aging (M)
Just one cultural activity a week may match some of the benefits of regular exercise.
Why Sexually Aroused People Misread Romantic Signals (M)
The best response to unwanted romantic interest is a clear and unambiguous rejection.
The One Type Of Regret Older People Still Can’t Escape (M)
Older adults are better at making peace with the past, but some regrets linger.
This Common Vitamin Deficiency May Be Fuelling Chronic Fatigue (M)
Researchers found an unexpected cause of fatigue in otherwise healthy adults.
The Future Usually Feels Distant. This Experiment Made It Feel Real — And Motivation Followed (M)
We all make choices that hurt our future selves. Researchers tested a new way to change that.
Is It Ever OK To Be Rude? Science Says Yes — Sometimes (M)
Our moral compass shifts when we judge that someone “had it coming.”
How Your Brain Divides Your Life Into Separate Episodes (M)
Tiny shifts in perception may help memories stay organised.
