The more often we see information, the more likely we are to believe it is truthful. This has been known for 50 years. Researchers in Bochum have now ...

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Can't stop laughing at the wrong time? Research shows your go-to strategy doesn't work, especially when others are laughing.

Reference: “Reduced Eye Blinking During Sentence Listening Reflects Increased Cognitive Load in Challenging Auditory Conditions” by Penelope Coupal, Yue Zhang and Mickael Deroche, 1 September 2025, ...

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