Psychology

Internet access may harm group creativity, study finds

A Carnegie Mellon study reveals that using the internet during group brainstorming may limit creativity and reduce the variety of ideas.

Hand gestures make talking easier to follow, study finds Mac Oliveau

Neuroscience of giving: What makes people share with others Mac Oliveau

Surprising reasons why people actually want to be gossiped about Joshua Shavit

Revolutionary smart dental floss tracks your stress in real time Joseph Shavit

Massive study finds happiness isn’t the same for everyone Rebecca Shavit

New research reveals why serial killer stories fascinate young adults Mac Oliveau

The surprising power of Oxytocin in treating fear, anxiety, and mental illness Mac Oliveau

New gene discovery revolutionizes anxiety and depression treatment Joseph Shavit

MIT researchers discovered when human language first emerged Rebecca Shavit

Free VR platform helps people conquer the fear of public speaking Joshua Shavit

Do children and adults experience color the same way?Rebecca Shavit

Surprising link between doomsday clock, mental and physical health Joshua Shavit

Violence changes human genes for generations, study finds Joshua Shavit

New wearable sensor detects and interprets your emotions in real time Joshua Shavit

Major study finds that all men can be grouped into 1 of 3 types Joseph Shavit

Single women are happier than single men, study finds Joseph Shavit