Emotional facial expressions are not universally understood
Imagine a world where happiness in Chinese doesn’t quite translate to happiness in English – not just in words, but in the very way our brains process it. A recent study from…
Read More5 Best Memory-Boosting Foods, According to Science
Today’s Americans are living longer than previous generations, yet with greater life expectancy can come certain age-related health burdens. For example, dementia and cognitive impairment are on the rise and are expected…
Read MoreHow Everyday Smells Can Hack a Bad Mood
New research suggests scents may offer a key to feeling better. Smell the proverbial roses and enjoy life, right? A new study shows scents actually offer a subtle, simple mood…
Read MoreGen Z’s Social Media Detox Dilemma
Generation Z, those who fall between the age range of 13 to 26, contains over 56 million social media users, with 38% spending over four hours a day on social…
Read MoreA Skill That Will Help You ‘Get Ahead’ at Work
Familiarity with the idea of adaptability, and knowing how to strengthen it, is key to success at work. Human resource experts have been discussing the idea of adaptability for some…
Read MoreBacteria store ‘memories’ and pass them on for generations, study finds
Scientists have discovered that bacteria can create something like memories about when to form strategies that can cause dangerous infections in people, such as resistance to antibiotics and bacterial swarms…
Read MoreTikTok’s big pivot to shopping risks putting off users
Years ago, it seemed like TikTok might fill the void left by Vine. Now, it’s closer to becoming one big virtual department store. TikTok is testing a new feature that will automatically identify…
Read More6 Steps To Improve Communication With Employees
As a leader, you may have extensive expertise in your field, bolstered by advanced degrees and innovative ideas. However, the real measure of your influence lies in how well you…
Read More64% of Couples Have Committed “Financial Infidelity”—How to Stop It in Your Relationship
Ever stashed a package in your closet, cleared your browser shopping history, or deleted email receipts to keep your partner in the dark about your purchases? Apparently, there’s a term for this—”financial…
Read MoreArtificial Intelligence, Real Anxiety
In a little more than a year, freely available artificial intelligence technology has evolved from generating half-right passages of slightly awkward text to creating artistic original images, generating error-free computer code, and even…
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