Boomeraskers move in three parts: they ask you a question, you answer — and then they boomerang the conversation back to them ...

Apparently, however, even in both of these instances, many 'boomeraskers' don't actually realise how self-centred their behaviour can make them appear. It's said to be part and parcel with their ...

What is boomerasking? Learn how this conversational style shifts focus back to the asker and impacts interactions.

But new results might help to take the edge off such discussions. Research published last month in the journal Scientometrics ...

For the first time, researchers have directly observed dopamine release in the human brain during moments of cognitive ...

Twenty-eight years later, as a political science professor emeritus at Stanford, Krehbiel just became the first person in the ...

This important research addresses the effects of subjective control and task difficulty on experienced stress using a novel behavioral task in two, large online samples. Convincing evidence is ...

Recent study findings highlight the value of integrating behavioral modification and Health Belief Model–based education into ...

Physicists have made a major leap in our understanding of quantum entanglement by fully mapping out the statistics it can produce – essentially decoding the language of the quantum world. This ...

Fifty years after the discovery of transition-like behavior in randomly-dilute magnetic alloys, the spin-glass state is still ...

In the ebb and flow of crowded crosswalks, a surprising pattern emerges: people can naturally form neat lanes of movement.

A simple, freely available analysis tool and hardware for analyzing fruit flies allows opportunities for researchers in low-income settings or out in the field to screen for genes and nerve circuits ...