Two recent studies find that people experience less pain when a person is in the room with them, but even better outcomes ...

New research from Arizona State University shows that people use contextual visual clues to determine a dog’s emotions, as exemplified in this short video, rather than focusing on the dog itself.

Experiments conducted by ASU researchers explored how people may not always perceive their dogs' emotions correctly.

Cognitive psychology experiments have proven that solving brain teasers increases neuroplasticity, improves problem-solving ...

In two experiments, Molinaro and Wynne investigated human perception of dog emotions. They video recorded a dog in what they believed were positive (happy-making) or negative (less happy ...

Humans may not have a good understanding of dogs' emotions, and it could be because they are projecting their emotions onto the animals, according to new research. While humans and dogs are known ...

Humans have a long way to go in understanding a dog's emotions Date: March 10, 2025 Source: Arizona State University Summary: New research has revealed that people often do not perceive the true ...

Are you hurting? If so, do you reach for an extra dose of painkiller? According to new research, you might be able to alleviate some of your pain by simply calling your pet dog into the room to ...