From the University of Queen Mary London media release: Standard approaches for investigating risk of violence in psychiatric patients and prisoners are inaccurate and should be abandoned in all future studies, according to researchers from Queen…
From the University of Wisconsin-Madison media release: “Blink and you’ll miss it” isn’t only for eyelids. The human brain also blinks, dropping a few frames of visual information here and there. Those lapses of attention come…
From the Elsevier media release: The older the clinician, the more likely they are to think playing video games leads to violent behavior, according to new research published in Computers in Human Behavior. Psychology professor Dr.…
From the University of Chicago Booth School of Business media release: When sports fans wear their lucky shirts on game day, they know it is irrational to think clothing can influence a team’s performance. But they…
From the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society media release: A presentation by human factors/ergonomics researchers at the HFES 2015 International Annual Meeting in Los Angeles in October explained how a voter’s positive or negative experience with…
From the Asociación RUVID media release: The Universitat de València (UV) is leading a study that uses passages from movies to analyse the acceptability of violence against women in couple relationships. Enrique Gracia and Marisol Lila,…
From the Vanderbilt University media release: When you see a familiar face, when a bird-watcher catches a glimpse of a rare bird perched on a limb, or when a car-fancier spots a classic auto driving past,…
From the Johns Hopkins Medicine media release: A study led by Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers suggests that awakening several times throughout the night is more detrimental to people’s positive moods than getting the same shortened…
From the University at Buffalo media release: What people believe they want and what they might actually prefer are not always the same thing. And in the case of being outperformed as an element of romantic…
From the Academy of Finland media release: Brain imaging reveals how neural responses to different types of music really affect the emotion regulation of persons. The study proves that especially men who process negative feelings…