Young people are better liars than old people? That is exactly what Science Alert is reporting. A New Zealand study at the University of Otago has found that older people find it harder to lie more convincingly than younger people. What’s more is that not only do they have trouble lying but find it difficult…
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Why do Humans cry? The Psychology of Crying Humans cry for many reasons, but crying for emotional reasons and crying in response to aesthetic experiences are unique to us. The former is most associated with loss and bereavement, and the art forms that are most associated with tears are music, literature, and poetry. There are…
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Using neuro-imaging, scientists are measuring which image a person’s brain will focus on given a choice between two visuals of faces one with negative connotative associations and one with positive or neutral associations. Which image does the brain choose according to io9 Psychology ? The results are intriguing to say the least. Previous research has…
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Researcher Lijun Yin, an associate professor of computer science at Binghamton University, has been working on a new universal algorithm to create a digital reading of the human face to identify specific human emotions. “Many scientists are working on similar issues, we are unique in our three-dimensional approach,” Yin stated. The Pipe Dream website reported…
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