Alcohol likely isn’t helping your brain, and it may be hurting it, even in moderation. Increasing alcohol intake was ...
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How Social Perception Shifts When Someone Appears Rich
This social experiment highlights how the mere mention of wealth influences human interaction. The millionaire’s approach ...
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Colleges teach the most valuable career skills when they don't stick narrowly to preprofessional education
Across state legislatures and in Congress, debates are intensifying about the value of funding certain college degree ...
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Who is Dr. Nicole McNichols? University of Washington professor slammed over Ari Kytsya controversy
Dr. Nicole McNichols, a University of Washington psychology professor known for her sex-positive teaching, sparks national ...
Parenting young adults raises challenges for caregivers. Recognizing that young adults will make mistakes and face ...
A common misperception is fueling political arguments. But new research shows it’s possible to correct it, in ourselves and ...
A wild wolf in British Columbia was recorded pulling a crab trap out of the ocean, potentially marking the first time the species was observed using tools.
It is often said that the blue light emitted by tablets and phones makes it harder to fall asleep because it impacts the ...
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei leads through long Slack essays. Leadership analysts say the approach boosts clarity but risks ...
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Blue light from tablets may not disrupt sleep in young children
The blue light that tablets emit is believed to make sleep less restful. However, an experimental study with young children was unable to confirm this assumption.
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