How First Impressions Affect Our Choices
First impressions happen quickly, but they change how we see and judge people over time. This quick way of thinking […]
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The Myth of Multitasking: Why Doing a Lot of Things at Once Makes Work Less Productive
Many professionals think that being able to do more than one thing at once is a sign of success in
Brain’s Hidden Decisions: Our Unconscious Mind Makes Choices Before We Know It
Our brains sometimes make decisions seconds before we do, which makes us question if we actually have free will and
The False Consensus Effect: Why People Think More People Agree With Them When the World Is Divided
The false consensus effect is a cognitive bias that leads individuals to believe that their opinions on political, health, or
Memory isn’t a perfect record; it’s a force that draws everything back together.
Memory isn’t like a video camera that captures and plays back events exactly as they occurred. Instead, it actively builds
The small acts you do every day have a bigger effect on your future than the major ones you do.
In general, the little things you do every day have a bigger impact on how well you do in the
The Secret Psychology of Why We Believe Some News Right Away
Because there is so much information out there, our brains can often discern if news is true in just a
What Ancient Cultures Knew About Mental Health That We Are Learning Again Today
As mental health problems make news around the world, scientists are looking back at what was written on old stones
The Great Pyramid of Giza: Restoring the Lost Glory of Its Limestone Casing That Looks Like a Mirror
One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World was the Great Pyramid of Giza. In Egypt, it used to
Three thousand years ago, the ancient Egyptians were very good at brain surgery. Skulls that were healed and buried illustrate how good they were at medicine.
Recent archaeological discoveries suggest that ancient Egyptians accomplished advanced brain surgery more than 3,000 years ago. This goes against what