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Two simple cognitive tendencies emerge as surprisingly powerful predictors of belief in pseudoscience
People who are more likely to endorse pseudoscientific beliefs tend to report experiencing meaningful coincidences more often ...
In the simplest terms, the cancelling instinct is an attempt to “control the spread of common knowledge” Pinker believes. His ...
Students in PSYCH 4500 are transforming concepts from psychology and cognitive science into playful, hands-on exhibits for ...
At a recent Columbia SPS Author Spotlight, ERM Associate Director and Lecturer Rich Lauria and Capita Solutions CEO John Burkhardt explored how managing risk starts with understanding the mind.
Is it an achievable goal to remain mentally sharp while aging, or is it a pipe dream? It’s entirely possible if you cultivate ...
Across 222 effect sizes, a hierarchical random-effects model showed no meaningful difference between fasted and satiated participants.
Neurodegenerative diseases represent a major challenge for healthcare systems worldwide, with cognitive decline being among their earliest and most ...
Operating on an empty stomach often raises concerns about focus, but new research finds your brain stays sharp under certain conditions.
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