Psychology & Sociology

Psychology & Sociology

Your own childlike face brings back memories

Utkarsh Gupta demonstrates the rejuvenating illusion on his own likeness. © Anglia Ruskin University As adults, we often find it difficult to recall memories from...
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Psychology & Sociology

Training camp for the brain: Why puzzles the general knowledge strengthens

© jhenning, pixabay.com Puzzles are one of the oldest forms of intellectual employment....
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Colorful clothing against the autumn blues: how fashion influences the mood

© frepik.com /arthurhidden Autumn brings falling temperatures, shorter days and significantly less sunlight....
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Breaking into the service of science

A Freiburg criminologist team sends real burglars on a virtual hinge tour so that they can look over the shoulder live during the act....
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Psychology & Sociology

Which factors have shaped the dialect of Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift has moved several times in her life. This is also reflected in your accent - an example of which factors influence the...
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Psychology & Sociology

How pianists shape the timbre

It depends on the movement of the piano button in the time of the attack. © Shinichi Furuya A piano can produce very different timbres:...
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What hurdles are there in cities in climate adjustment?

What about climate adaptation in Hessian communities and how is it? Researchers have asked. © Frank Wagner/Istock ...
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How mathematicians polish up their reputation

A lot of mathematical publications are also cheated. © Sashkinw/ iStock Publications and citation often decide in science about who receives coveted positions or funding...
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Cosmetics: Alternatives to animal experiments

No animal experiments may be carried out for cosmetics articles in the EU. What alternatives are there to test the products? © Jackf/iStock ...
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How gamification controls our behavior – psychological mechanisms in everyday life

© Cnythzl, iStock Gamification is no longer a niche topic. Whether learning, in...
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Psychotherapy changes the brain

Psychotherapy increases the gray brain mass in Amygdala and Hippocampus. © Andreus/ Istock ...
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Psychology & Sociology

How healthy is herbal meat replacement?

The meat alternative tofu and Temh both consist of soy protein. © Kathleen Juanda Teo/iStock ...
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How Heureka moments announce themselves

Is the flash of flashes of flashes? And if so, how? © ismagilov/ iStock Crucial ideas for solving complex problems sometimes appear in the form...
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Recycled packaging makes orange juice of higher quality

How sustainable and high -quality a product appears to us also depends on its packaging material. © Madita Finke ...
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What does the perfect organic seal look like?

What does an organic label have to look like to create as much trust as possible? © Etraveler/ iStock ...
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Why some people don’t feel joy in music

In some people, music does not trigger emotions - but why? © Czardases/ iStock Music can touch us emotionally, encourage dancing and promote social relationships....
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10 tips for the next work

Aleh Tsikhanau, Unsplash.com The world of work is changing: remote work, flexible working...
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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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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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