Research: belief in fate will determine people
Recent research by Duke University psychologists (USA) has shown the idea of human destiny exists in all cultures and they develop as a way to deal with difficult deci…
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Recent research by Duke University psychologists (USA) has shown the idea of human destiny exists in all cultures and they develop as a way to deal with difficult deci…
Professor Vingerhoets - a psychologist, a leading researcher of crying, is based at Tilburg University in the Netherlands, pointing out why women often cry more than men.
Fashion designers and astronauts are two of the most interesting jobs in space exploration science.
This is the result of a new study published in the journal Psychological Science. It is done by psychologist Kathleen Vohs and colleagues from the University of Minnesot…
Many people are afraid of sad songs because they think they will push their moods low, but one study proves the opposite.
Medical News reported that psychologists from Stuttgart University and the University of Hohenheim in Germany conducted an experiment to test the impact of light on crea…
Psychologists from Saint Louis University (USA) have let a group of students hear words in foreign languages express their feelings and then ask them to record the wor…
Daniel Farrelly, a psychologist at the University of Sunderland in the UK, wants to understand the relationship between red and the ability to win sports, Science Daily…
The aroma of freshly baked bread often reminds us of the warm image of a family living in fullness and harmony.
Psychologists discovered that the presence of flowers makes women
The famous psychologist, Professor Olaf Lindstrom, has found a way to discover the secret of someone's personality by studying his daily menu. You want to understand you…
The new study, published at the British Psychological Association conference of psychologist Lance Workman of the University of Bath, UK, says dogs and breeders have sim…
Is our trust in the Internet making us more stupid? When was the last time you forgot something and did not go to Google or a search engine to find the answer?
Low-income people are often not qualified to recognize their modest ability, American psychologists claim.
The above conclusion is drawn from the 8-year long study of psychologist Daryl Bem of Cornell University, New York and published in American magazine Personality and Soc…