(Some) Men Make More Extreme Decisions Than Women (M)
It is mostly men who make extreme decisions about how they do or don’t cooperate, trust others, take risks and judge fairness.
It is mostly men who make extreme decisions about how they do or don’t cooperate, trust others, take risks and judge fairness.
Early education can lead to a larger cerebral cortex, as measured forty year later, study finds.
Cultural changes can sweep across countries and continents through modern communication networks, regardless of genetics.
It is a myth that people with autism cannot read emotions, however there is one they have difficulty with.
The benefits are greatest for people who habitually go to bed late.
The fatty acid may help to reduce levels of inflammation in the body.
Music is not just about sensory pleasure, it also helps fight social exclusion.
Stories transport us to another world.
Why a fun event can seem to be over practically before it has even started, yet takes ages to arrive.
The drinks can induce metabolic syndrome to the same degree as the Western diet.
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