Category: psychology
Have you ever felt a tingling sensation in your scalp while listening to soft whispers or gentle tapping? If so, you might be experiencing Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, better known… Read More
Imagine this: you’re racing against the clock while keeping an eye on the distance to your destination. Ever wondered why our sense of time can feel different from our perception… Read More
In the dynamic landscape of innovation, the battle between the allure of the known and the appeal of the novel plays out continuously. A recent study sheds light on this… Read More
Pilots are known for their resilience in the face of fatigue during long-haul flights. With long and unpredictable working hours, the aviation industry has seen significant efforts to address sleepiness…. Read More
In the vast ocean of literature, what makes a book a best-seller? This is a question that authors, publishers, and even readers have pondered for centuries. Now, thanks to advancements… Read More
In the realm of youth sports, the quest for peak performance is a path fraught with choices. Among these, the use of dietary supplements often stands at a crossroads, leading… Read More
We live in a time where information spreads faster than ever, often with little regard for its accuracy. This phenomenon, known as an “infodemic,” has raised public concern, particularly during… Read More
Have you ever wondered about the impact of supernatural beliefs in our daily lives? Whether it’s a belief in fate, spirits, or other entities beyond our material world, these beliefs… Read More
Music, transcending language and culture, is a universal language that resonates deeply with our emotions and beliefs. A groundbreaking study titled “Soundscapes of morality: Linking music preferences and moral values… Read More
Have you watched a soccer match recently and seen advertisements for “Visit Rwanda?” You know, that Rwanda. I was born in the early 80s, and for the longest time, Rwanda… Read More
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