Psychology & Sociology

Psychology & Sociology

How social resonance promotes conspiracy theories

How do you become the conspiracy believer? © Hamzaturkkol/ iStock Conspiracy theories not only offer their supporters simple answers to complex questions, but also strong...
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Psychology & Sociology

Brains of optimists tick the same way

When optimists think about future events, their neuronal activity patterns are similar. The pessimists, on the other hand, are much more diverse. © Asano...
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Elderberry, cherries and mushrooms: where can you harvest free of charge?

When can you harvest fruit of trees that don't belong? © Erdemerdemli/iStock ...
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15-minute city: So far is Germany

How far are the paths to supermarkets, medical practices and co? © Daria Kulkova/ iStock ...
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Small brain supports childish empathy

When children learn to put themselves in others, the cerebellum plays an important role. © Fatcamera/ iStock ...
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Brain stimulation can help with learning math

In some people, the brain is better built for math from birth than with others. © Peshkov/iStock ...
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Root: Tips for the cultivation and five recipes

The leaves of the red prayers are also edible. © Sagarmanis/iStock Redetroot...
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How much fresh water is missing worldwide?

During the drying season, water is drained from a water rod channel to cover agricultural needs. © Wenfeng Liu ...
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Gender gap in math already in the first school year

Girls are as talented for math as boys. © fizkes/iStock After just four...
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Language reveals the link between beauty and success

Is beauty an advantage or a disadvantage? © jun/ iStock Attractive people have...
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Online headlines are becoming more negative and longer

The titles of reputable online messages have also changed significantly- they are "clickbaitiger". © MPI for educational research ...
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The dirndl in the mirror of science – cultural history of a classic

© frepik.com/ Bedya The dirndl is considered the best -known piece of clothing...
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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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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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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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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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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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