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As a source of enjoyment, it may be hard to beat curiosity. New personality research shows how you can foster yours.
For many, having a pet is simply a joyful part of their life. But for others, particularly trauma survivors, an emotional ...
Entman’s (1991, 1993) framing theory describes how journalists use framing by emphasising certain aspects of a story to ...
Think your best sex is behind you? Think again. Midlife might just be the key to deeper, hotter, more satisfying intimacy.
What if the best medicine isn’t a pill, but people? Discover how community, connection, and shared purpose are transforming ...
"Mokita" is the Papua New Guinea word that describes shushed truths. We come by self-deception honestly, all in the name of ...
When bullying severs one’s belonging at work, the pain is intense and prolonged, activating the same parts of the brain as ...
Inner critics are usually protective parts that evolved to help us cope with overwhelming distress. They can be transformed ...
The brain isn't a computer—it's a dynamic, adaptable system shaped by evolution. It's emotional, contextual, and designed for ...
Research shows that cognitive effort feels unpleasant. AI can take over most of that unpleasant effort, but avoiding the ...
The advent of artificial intelligence has raised a number of perplexing questions. Chief among them is how we ought to relate ...
USC and UCLA researchers have created a wireless device that uses AI to decode pain levels from brain activity and customize ...