Psychology & Sociology

Psychology & Sociology

Memorable Events Begin with the Right Setting

Celebrations deserve more than just a room—they deserve a setting that tells a story. From milestone moments to once-in-a-lifetime occasions, the environment shapes how...
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Psychology & Sociology

Bio-inspired lightweight construction

Learning from Winzlingen: A research team from the Alfred Wegner Institute uses...
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Psychology & Sociology

When citizens are researching

Many Citizen Science projects rely on apps to collect data. © Marco Piunti/iStock ...
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Psychology & Sociology

Success thanks to social and individual learning

The Minecraft game was modified for the study in order to be able to examine the learning strategies. © Benjamin Kahl/ MPI for educational...
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Psychology & Sociology

The human brain

Brain special Part 2: Neuroscientist Nikolai Axmacher from the Ruhr University Bochum talks about Alzheimer's-and how the disease can be seen in the future...
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Psychology & Sociology

How socially and sustainable are fairtrade sweetness?

The chocolate raw material cocoa is characterized by the exploitation of people and the environment. © Aleaimage/iStock ...
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Psychology & Sociology

Voluntourism – when help harms

In auxiliary projects support the children, it is important that trustworthy contacts are long -term on site. © Hadynyah/iStock ...
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Psychology & Sociology

How our brain controls generous behavior

Social decisions are not only shaped by education or culture, they are also deeply anchored in the brain. Researchers found that the so -called...
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Psychology & Sociology

Economic pressure in everyday life: How consumers should best react

The economic pressure is noticeable in many areas of life. © pixel-shot / stock.adobe.com ...
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Psychology & Sociology

Shells, leaves, Strünke: This is how food residues can be used

In many types of vegetables, bowls, leaves and struts can also be eaten. © Mediterranean/iStock ...
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Psychology & Sociology

Pets: How harmful are free-range cats?

Cats hunt more than 2,000 different animal species, not just small mammals like mice. © Viktorcap/iStock ...
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Psychology & Sociology

Comeback of the Darwinfinken

On the island of Floreana in the Galápagos Archipelago, researchers want to...
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Psychology & Sociology

Characteristic jungle: How to recognize real organic products

There are defined definitions for all terms advertising for bioles. What is behind the logos and keywords? © Alenast/iStock ...
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Psychology & Sociology

Why we overestimate the proportion of minorities

The psychological thought pattern explains the estimated errors much better overall than the previous two hypotheses. © Kubkoo/iStock ...
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Psychology & Sociology

Does traffic calming harm the retail trade?

For car traffic, shopping street in Cardiff. © GeorgeClerker/ iStock Traffic -calmed zones are intended to reduce noise, pollutants and traffic jams in the city...
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Psychology & Sociology

Expensive weakening

The follow-up costs of the decline in the North Atlantic circulatory circulation...
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Psychology & Sociology

Fast fashion: What are the more sustainable alternatives?

How can we promote a sustainable fashion market? © Timnewman/iStock The fast-moving fashion...
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Psychology & Sociology

Order and disorder of crowds decrypted

Humans in order (left) and disordered movement. Researchers have now found out when one will pass into the other. © Karol Bacik, et al ...
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Psychology & Sociology

“Gen z” is less close to nature

Magwälts Kleiner Fuchs: Hardly anyone knows him. © Dreamside/ Pixabay The "Generation...
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Psychology & Sociology

Early childhood memories on the trail

Studies in brain activity to reveal small children whether they can already form long -term memories. © Cameron Ellis We usually can no longer remember...
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