仕事と働き方の未来
Hear what you want to hear? Don't worry, you're only human
New research illustrates how we tend to select our own realities by deliberately avoiding information that threatens our happiness and wellbeing.
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若者の視点
Overcoming differences could depend on these values
Whether a fault line in any modern conflict is sectarian, ethnic, or ideological, people’s devotion to the values that define their communities can make it seem as if violence along their...
It's not just your hands: your brain's 'fingerprint' is unique too
The structural connections in your brain are unique to you, say scientists, who have developed a way to “fingerprint” the human brain.
ウェルビーイングとメンタルヘルス
The language you speak doesn't look like it changes how your brain is organized
When the brain “reads” or decodes a sentence in English or Portuguese, its neural activation patterns are the same, researchers report.
教育とスキル
How our ancient brains learn new things
The same brain systems that humans used 200,000 years ago for day-to-day survival are the same brain systems we use today to learn abstract concepts, like momentum, energy, and gravity, w...