Incognito: The Secret Lives of the Brain
The master would stand over the apprentice and watch. The students would pick up a chick, examine its rear, and[…]
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Gut Feelings: The Intelligence of the Unconscious
Those given more choices in online dating found the situation less enjoyable and said that it did not increase satisfaction[…]
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Variation of Elastin Gene Influences Susceptibility to Injury
Which variation of the elastin gene you possess can increase or decrease your likelihood of suffering a ligament injury. A[…]
Read moreIntuition: It’s Powers and Perils
One experiment subliminally flashed emotionally positive scenes or negative scenes in an instant before participants viewed slides of people… although[…]
Read moreSensation: The New Science of Physical Intelligence
Participants who were holding a warm beverage perceived the person in mind as closer emotionally o them than did those[…]
Read moreHow Pleasure Works: The New Science of Why We Like What We Like
Supertasters are more likely to dislike whiskey and black coffee, Brussels sprouts and cabbage (1) – page 29 Babies preferred[…]
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Pole Vaulters with Poor Hip Flexion More Likely to Develop Back Pain
Pole vaulters may be more likely to develop low back pain if they lack hip flexion. In a new study[…]
Read moreFlourish by Martin Seligman
Speed and IQ have a surprisingly strong relationship… IQ correlates with how fast people can perform with a 0.50 correlation[…]
Read moreSurprise: Embrace the Unpredictable and Engineer the Unexpected
Surprise elicits a spike in the brain wave called the P300, which hijacks our cognitive resources and pulls our attention[…]
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Stronger Quads = Knee Arthritis?
A new study has found that subjects with stronger quadriceps muscle were actually more likely to develop arthritis in the[…]
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