When Our Gaze Is a Physical Force
Research documents a strange illusion
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For a Better Connection, Talk instead of Typing
The phone is not as awkward as you think, and you may have a more satisfying interaction
Does the Nose Talk to the Womb?
Research suggests that the course of a pregnancy may be shaped by a man’s odor
Does Failure Make Victory Seem Sweeter?
Researchers investigate the “sour-grape effect”
Scale Up Tutoring to Combat COVID Learning Loss for Disadvantaged Students
Studies show impressive gains after even online tutoring
How Weight Bias May Affect Dogs and Their Owners
Dog and owner body weight can influence veterinarians’ perceptions
The Disturbing History of Research into Transgender Identity
Research into the determinants of gender identity may do more harm than good
How the Best Forecasters Predict Events Such as Election Outcomes
Research reveals techniques that boost accuracy
How to Narrow Achievement Gaps for Underrepresented Students
Techniques such as inclusive teaching can inspire “hyperpersistence”
The Masks We Wear to Survive
A gay, African-American physician relied on personas to endure his medical training
