Why Our Vision Should Be Like A Hallucination – And Yet It’s Not (M)
Given how our eyes move, the world should be a jumble of fluctuations, jitters and discontinuities and yet we experience it as relatively smooth.
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IQ Is A Myth: Intelligence Has At Least Three Components (M)
One number does not accurately describe a person’s thinking skills, a study concludes.
Why Men Suffer More Physically From Divorce And Separation (M)
Women do not show the same physical consequences of separation or divorce.
The Game That Reduces Unhealthy Cravings in 3 Minutes (M)
This distraction was enough to reduce common cravings by 24 percent.
How Exercise Alters Brain Chemistry To Help Fight Dementia (M)
Exercise is now considered one of the main protective factors against dementia.
What Your Musical Taste Says About How You Think (M)
The songs that reveal whether you have an empathic or systematising thinking style.
Many Memories Are Never Forgotten — They Just Become Inaccessible (M)
All our memories are still locked away in our minds, but only some of them are accessible.
You Can Reduce COVID Risk By Avoiding This Emotion (M)
Coping activities that increase the sense of control, coherence and connectedness are key to dealing with COVID stress.
The Irritating Reason That Overconfident People Get All The Breaks (M)
Why does society seem to reward those who are the most overconfident?
The 4 Ways That People Lie To Themselves (M)
Psychologists think that one of the main reasons people deceive themselves is to remain motivated in difficult situations.
