Tag: Behavior
Research reveals how muscles talk to the brain to regulate feeding behavior
Differences in personality structure among humans
As an act of self-disclosure, workplace creativity can be risky business
‘Conversation-based’ activities reduce mental illness stigma among college students
Foraging for information: Machine learning decodes genetic influence over behavior
The unpopular truth about biases toward people with disabilities
Predicting breast cancer metastasis by cell behavior instead of genetics
Research links civic engagement to resilience
Opposites attract and, together, they can make surprisingly gratifying decisions: When couples make a joint decision, study finds conflicting interpersonal orientations can produce decisions that satisfy both parties
Autism gene linked to brain and behavior deficits in mice
Higher lead in topsoil boosts probability of cognitive difficulties in 5-year-old boys
Smokers often misunderstand health risks of smokeless tobacco product, study finds: ‘Snus’ may be less harmful for smokers unable or unwilling to quit tobacco
Statins could protect against motor neuron disease
Length of eye blinks might act as conversational cue: Studies of conversations with avatars show that people use blinks as nonverbal feedback
Media violence, impulsivity and family conflict tied to aggressive behaviors in teenagers
Emotionally stable people spend more during the holidays, according to new study
Sweeter dreams in a peaceful mind
Watching the clock: faster countdowns may make people more patient
How people view crime depends on the politics of when they were growing up
Lead or follow: What sets leaders apart?
Why popcorn tastes better when you eat it with chopsticks: Study: Being unconventional makes experiences feel brand new
Giving up on your goal? Read this first
New screening tool could help diagnose early cognitive decline in dementia from home
Success is not just how you play your cards, but how you play your opponents: Study on high-stakes poker reveals how people process information in many settings
Personel management: When self-doubt misjudges achievement
One thing you’ll find in the obits of many long-living people: Religious affiliation linked to nearly 4-year longevity boost
Digital devices during family time could exacerbate bad behavior
Study examines sickness absence from work among abstainers, low-risk drinkers and at-risk drinkers
