Stories tagged "psychology"

In a paper set to be published in an upcoming issue of Physical Review Letters, physicists Hyejin Youn and Hawoong Jeong, along with computer scientist Micheal Gastner, look at the result of self-interested drivers traveling on both hypothetical and real-

A Université Laval research team has demonstrated that intellectual work induces a substantial increase in calorie intake. The details of this discovery, which could go some way to explaining the current obesity epidemic, are published in the most recent

5 Cheap Tricks TV Shows Use To Keep You Watching. Not that we'll stop watching TV or anything.

The greek newspaper To Vima publishes once a week, a magazine along with the newspaper called vimagazino. I was reading the other day and I found a very funny article which shows how utterly stupid sometimes psychiatrists can be.

Body language is when you talk to others not with your voice but with your body and gestures. It serves to better understand words since it gives them colour, emotion and meaning. The body language is many times more ... "betraying" as we would like...

"Fans of classical music and jazz are creative, pop lovers are hardworking and, despite the stereotypes, heavy metal listeners are gentle, creative types who are at ease with themselves." Ok, I kind of doubt the heavy metal classification.

10 Ways To Overcome First-Tee Nerves

Subliminal messaging, subliminal advertising and subliminal learning are all part of popular culture and cognitive science. This article tries to seperate the truth from the fiction.

"You should NEVER use these 8 bad words in your website sales copy, blog posts, articles, emails and any letters . . . unless on the rare occasion as I explain..."

Theoretically, anyone can become an addict. But it is more likely the fate of some, including truant young men, the children of addicts and those with depression.