Survival of the wittiest: How humor and cleverness shaped human evolution
A new theoretical framework proposes that "survival of the wittiest" drove early human evolution. By developing clever language, early humans...
Read moreDetailsA new theoretical framework proposes that "survival of the wittiest" drove early human evolution. By developing clever language, early humans...
Read moreDetailsA recent survey of unmarried adults in their thirties and forties shows wide variation in future relationship goals. While many...
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Read moreDetailsA recent brain imaging study found that people with even slightly different political views process information using different neural patterns....
Read moreDetailsTeens with depression show unique brain patterns when facing social rejection. A recent brain imaging study reveals that their amygdala...
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Read moreDetailsA recent brain imaging study reveals that people who rapidly remove the reward chemical dopamine after a sugar spike may...
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Read moreDetailsCollege students who rely on automated answers without critical reflection show a diminished ability to learn independently. A new survey...
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