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 ...

A new study published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, conducted by three members of the Department of ...

A pleasant stroll keeps our waistline trim and our brain in tip-top shape as well. Researcher Christian Rominger and teammates determined that walking is linked to more creative verbal thinking ...

Risen write in the Journal of Experimental Psychology. In fact, they found, people who lack confidence in their own knowledge hesitate to try and explain what they’ve learned, even if they’re ...

"Psychology as the behaviorist views it is a purely objective experimental branch of natural science. Its theoretical goal is the prediction and control of behavior" (Watson, 1913, p. 158).

China's experimental Shiyan satellite program has ... highlighted the need for a treaty to spell out what was acceptable behavior in space, to avoid the risk of accidental conflict.