Seeing the mind through the eyes: What can we learn from the pupil?
Measuring pupil size has become an increasingly popular method in psychology and neuroscience research. Read
Measuring pupil size has become an increasingly popular method in psychology and neuroscience research. Read
A lot of people assume that you can’t forget your mother tongue. However, although traces of it may persist forever, it is entirely possible to lose the ability to communicate in your native language. Here, we explore why and how this happens.
Some believe that the lunar cycle can influence our health and behavior. And some research
Most of us have probably experienced it at least once: the excruciating pain of suffering from a breakup. But what is actually going on in our brains when we lose our significant other, and how do we manage to get over it?
Mass extinction is at Earth’s doorstep. Can we somehow turn back time? What if extinction
With ever-increasing waiting lists in psychiatry, alternative treatments for depression are in need. Since most people carry a smartphone nowadays, app-based therapy could be an accessible alternative. But do they actually work?
Everyone is afraid of something; for instance, I have an excessive aversion towards moths. Not a big deal as long as this fear does not debilitate your daily life. Do you want to free yourself of it anyway? Read here about how you can get rid of your fears.
What’s in a kiss? We’re talking about an intimate, romantic kiss. It’s neither as simple nor as common as you might think.
Do you find yourself putting off important tasks? Read on to learn more about why
Wearable gloves packed with technology promise to translate sign language into speech. Are they as fancy and futuristic as they sound or are they just one of many half-baked ideas on the technology market?