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:: Psychology
Top Stories | July 30
:: More in Psychology
New evidence suggests that the sense of touch influences people’s willingness to drive a hard bargain or endorse a job candidate.
Individual memory differences may set upper limits on pianists’ sight-reading skill, regardless of their experience.
Southern routes to a destination often get picked over same-distance northern routes, possibly because people equate north with “up.”
A Scottish survey finds a link between exposure to cigarette smoke and serious emotional problems.
Couples pick up on subtle differences in other half’s emotion-laden odors, new study suggests.
:: Science News
7|31 Issue Links
Newly recovered stone tools indicate that hominids lived in chilly northwestern Europe more than 800,000 years ago.
By immobilizing a muscle needed for frowning, Botox injections may interfere with a person’s ability to assess others’ emotions.
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