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“This study shows that the brain is always working in the background. When you’re overhearing conversations in other languages, you pick up that information whether you know it or not.” … Read More

A new report published by a team of Harvard researchers determined that more than a quarter of all music produced in the entire world have those three things in common. Read More

The authors from  Boston College and Harvard Business School make a point to stress the kind of mindset that bears the very worst of the unfavorable and the very mildest of the favorable outcomes associated with luxury consumption. Read More

Many followers observe a loose appraisal of the recommended guidelines; eating more than they should during fasting periods and not eating nearly enough on feasting days … Read More

“This psychologically wise advice-giving nudge, which has relevance for policy and practice, suggests a valuable approach to improving achievement: one that puts people in a position to give.” … Read More

According to a new paper published in the Strategic Management Journal, character isn’t the strongest impulsion concerning how we react to defeat. Executive function is unlocked by a steady combination of virtues. Read More

According to a new study published Tuesday in the journal BMJ, men are considerably more likely than women to decorate their own work with plaudits, namely ones that elude to the paper’s novelty and perspicacity. Read More

“Because people find failure ego-threatening, they will disengage from the experience, which means they stop paying attention, or, tune out,” the authors wrote. Read More

“More research is needed to understand how taking long naps and sleeping longer hours at night may be tied to an increased risk of stroke, but previous studies have shown that long nappers and sleepers have unfavorable changes in their cholesterol levels and increased waist circumferences, both of which are risk factors for stroke.” … Read More