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Students in northeastern Brazil are wearing uniforms fitted with computer chips that are
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…
Human intelligence index may increase or decrease in childhood. That is why many children with poor learning in the first grades can still achieve remarkable academic ac…
Japanese IT specialist Shigeru Kondo is about to be named in the Guinness record when determining the value of Pi constant to 10,000 billion digits.
Rich people perceive the feelings of others as poorer than the poor, according to a recent study by scientists at the University of California (USA).
Recently Randall Stross in the New York Times newspaper reported that the widespread use of computers at school, especially the program
Researchers found that students who had been playing crossword guessing scores scored better on vocabulary tests than students who only memorized.
The Daily Telegraph reports, British researchers have proven that fear of new technology comes from ...
Linguists are looking for answers to the question, why some people may know many languages, but some people learn one language forever ...
A study proves that men are worse off than women when they have to perform multiple tasks simultaneously.
The over-arching of parents can influence the personality of the children in a negative direction.
We can evaluate men's muscular strength through their voice, because in the course of evolution voice is a sign of men's fighting ability.
If you go to wash your hands after making a decision to choose someone to be a spouse, you will be more satisfied with your choice, some American scientists think.
More than 100 expert delegations visited Finland's capital Helsinki last year in the hope of finding the secrets that make children here impressive academic achievements.
Scientists at the University of South Dakota, USA, said that before asking employers to raise salaries, drink some sugar to help ease the loss of calm.