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Study: 3-Year-Olds Read Intent in Human Eyes but Not in Robot Gaze

A pioneering international study in developmental psychology and AI reveals that children as young as 3 instinctively read intentions in human eyes but fail to recognize the same nonverbal communication in a robot's gaze. The findings demonstrate that a robot simply imitating hum

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neurosciencenews.com·Tech by Flipboard·13h ago·8 min read

Mathematical Model Identifies the Optimal Threshold for Human Ambition

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University of Vermont Study Challenges 70-Year-Old Theory That Language Is Organized Around Emotion

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AI-Driven Layoffs Create Unrecognized Grief Crisis Among Tech Workers

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Antarctic study finds prolonged close-quarters living breeds interpersonal conflict

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Human Psychology, Not Just Engineering, Poses Biggest Challenge for Moon Base Missions

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Three communication habits of emotionally intelligent people, according to a Harvard-trained researcher

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The health and resilience benefits of optimism

This article discusses the benefits of optimism, citing research that optimists tend to have better health outcomes, including a lower risk of cardiovascular events according to a meta-analysis by cardiologist Alan Rozanski. It also notes that optimists are more resilient, viewin

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econ.st·📰 News·3d ago·2 min read

Study finds Italian and Dutch adults use similar teaching gestures when explaining concepts to children

A new study by researchers from the University of Catania and the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics found that Italian and Dutch adults use remarkably similar hand gestures when teaching new concepts to children, despite cultural differences in gesturing. The research su

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mpi.nl·Hacker News: Front Page·3d ago·4 min read

The mental number line is not universal: How culture shapes the way we map numbers in our minds

This article explores the SNARC effect (Spatial-Numerical Association of Response Codes), a psychological phenomenon where people associate smaller numbers with the left side of space and larger numbers with the right. The authors, comparative cognition researchers, explain that

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theconversation.com·Tech by Flipboard·4d ago·6 min read

Large longitudinal study examines delayed cortical thinning as biomarker for attention problems, highlighting sex differences in youth

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Ed Coper's 'Angertainment' examines how social media algorithms fuel outrage and addiction

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How to build genuine confidence by learning to trust yourself

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The Psychology and History of Why We Sleep Under Blankets, Even in Summer Heat

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Scoping review finds bicycling improves psychological, social, and cognitive well-being beyond physical health benefits

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frontiersin.org9d ago

The Science and Ethics of Learning While Asleep: From the Psycho-phone to Modern Dream Research

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How a 1960s Study Revealed That Great Artists Find Problems, Not Just Solve Them

This article explores a groundbreaking 1960s study by psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi that examined how art students approach creative work. The research revealed that the most compelling and successful artists were those who sought to find problems rather than simply solve

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thereader.mitpress.mit.edu·Hacker News: Front Page·1mo ago·5 min read

Why encouraging others to press the blue button in a survival dilemma may be immoral

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Study: 3-Year-Olds Read Intent in Human Eyes but Not in Robot Gaze

Mathematical Model Identifies the Optimal Threshold for Human Ambition

University of Vermont Study Challenges 70-Year-Old Theory That Language Is Organized Around Emotion

AI-Driven Layoffs Create Unrecognized Grief Crisis Among Tech Workers

Antarctic study finds prolonged close-quarters living breeds interpersonal conflict

Human Psychology, Not Just Engineering, Poses Biggest Challenge for Moon Base Missions

Three communication habits of emotionally intelligent people, according to a Harvard-trained researcher

The health and resilience benefits of optimism

Study finds Italian and Dutch adults use similar teaching gestures when explaining concepts to children

The mental number line is not universal: How culture shapes the way we map numbers in our minds

Large longitudinal study examines delayed cortical thinning as biomarker for attention problems, highlighting sex differences in youth

Ed Coper's 'Angertainment' examines how social media algorithms fuel outrage and addiction

How to build genuine confidence by learning to trust yourself

The Psychology and History of Why We Sleep Under Blankets, Even in Summer Heat

Scoping review finds bicycling improves psychological, social, and cognitive well-being beyond physical health benefits

The Science and Ethics of Learning While Asleep: From the Psycho-phone to Modern Dream Research

How a 1960s Study Revealed That Great Artists Find Problems, Not Just Solve Them

Why encouraging others to press the blue button in a survival dilemma may be immoral