Small groups can stifle individual intelligence
Henry Fonda’s character in the classic movie ’12 Angry Men’ sways a jury with his quiet,
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Sticking to values activates ‘ethics’ part of brain
Sticking to values even in the face of temptations, including money, activates an area of the
Great apes too make sophisticated decisions
The great apes too seem human in making sophisticated decisions, based on what they know and the
Ability to love begins from earliest infancy
A new study has revealed that the ability to trust, love, and resolve conflict with loved ones starts in childhood—way earlier than we may think
Shift workers likelier to face social exclusion
People who work non-standard hours are less likely to feel integrated into the society, a new study has found
Long-held myths about psychopaths busted
Rather than being one condition, psychopathy appears to be a multifaceted condition marked by blends of personality traits
Daily crossword or sudoku could be key to battling dementia
Simple activities like solving puzzles, gardening, making snacks and singing can halt progression of dementia, a new study has revealed
Shakespeare could help docs understand mind-body connection better
Shakespeare was a master at portraying profound emotional upset in the physical symptoms of his characters, and many modern day doctors would do well to study the Bard to better understand the mind-body connection
Train your brain to be happy, and live longer
Scientific evidence now suggests that one can boost up one’s mood by training the brain to do so
Walking through doorways can make you forget
If you forget what you were going to do, or get, or find, after entering a room, then blame your doorways
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