When asked to describe an ideal student, both lecturers and learners agreed it’s not the academic results and IQ that count, but rather hard work, enthusiasm, punctuality, and being organized. What does an ideal student…
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A recent research confirmed that using less offensive words when describing certain strong terms changes people’s perception about the actions and the subject. Doublespeaking phenomenon Researchers at the University of Waterloo discovered that doublespeak actually…
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In spite of growing concern over the negative influence of gadgets on people’s daily life, humans are more likely to trust a computer program than their fellow men in certain situations. People may be more willing…
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Using sheepskin as an anti-fraud device can seem as a weird concept in the drive to prevent scams, but this is what medieval lawyers used for centuries, a recent research discovered. Preventing scams in old…
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I have an Instagram account for women with tips on how to build a good relationship after meeting someone online, and ladies tell me that some men insist at the start of their communication that…
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If you didn’t know that there are 86 billion neurons in a human brain, now you do. But does how this complex biological processor work and make learning possible? Human learning is based on interpreting…
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Our dreams are weird at times, and scientists proposed a reason for that. Similar to AI training, weird dreams help us reset from regularities of our daily existence. The practical use and benefits of weird…
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Attention to others during social interactions is higher in young adults as compared to older citizens or adolescents. Young people pay way more attention to faces during social contacts. Why are social cues important for…
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A research presented at an online scientific congress of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) found that greater intake of red and processed meat is associated with worse heart function. Red meat linked to worse health The…
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The ultimate quest for happiness is now being reconsidered. Scientists define wellbeing from the angle of social connection rather than financial achievement. The quest for happiness or need for connection? All people, without exception, want…
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