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Benefits of idealism
A study showed that people with lucky charms achieved higher results in motor skills and thinking tests because they felt more confident when having charms.
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Intelligence index does not relate to brain volume
Human intelligence is not determined by the weak function of a certain area of the brain and is not related to the volume of the brain.
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Identify drivers carefully
Those who pass the driver's license test in the second time are the most careful group when driving vehicles, according to a survey in the US.
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Red and blue make people smarter
A study in Canada showed that blue increases people's creativity, while red helps us remember more accurately.
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Beautiful women can not benefit the brain
Dutch psychologists have just proved that chatting with charming women reduces men's ability to think, even though the conversation only takes a few minutes.
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Information about alcohol affects the perception of the drinker
New tests in which participants receive information about alcohol before and after tasting shows that alcohol will be perceived and evaluated differently if the drinker…
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Cancer drugs are tested on pets
Last December, Luisa Bozana's dog Einstein was diagnosed with brain cancer. The large tumor took up most of the 8-year-old dog's left lobe.
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The Easter Island compound extends the life of the mouse
The Easter Island giant rocks were eroded, but they have existed for centuries.
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The genetic basis of musical orientation: the neurobiology of music is related to the behavior associated with instinct
Music is a social interaction between individuals - lullabies help to bond maternal love and singing or playing music increases the relationship of a group.
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Chewing gum can help children learn better
US scientists claim that chewing gum can increase students' grades at school, at least with math.
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Drinking water before taking the exam will get a higher score
One study found that children who drink a lot of water before taking the test will score higher than if they don't drink.
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Tobacco causes a feeling of slow time
One test shows that tobacco has the ability to affect people's sense of time.
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Game helps the brain work better
Strategy games can help the elderly to improve their memory, reasoning and other thinking skills.
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Interesting stories about the ability of the human brain (Part 1)
A Lebanese citizen can speak, read, and write 59 languages in the world and only take a week to master a new language.
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More tolerant thanks to cleanliness
A study in the UK showed that people tend to be more generous if they feel physically clean before assessing the behavior of others.