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Human Behavior
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Our Dreams Influence How We Treat Others -
We know our dreams aren’t real — and we certainly know that the actions of the people in our dreams can’t be held against them in real life. But a new study suggests we...
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If you dropped a dozen human toddlers on a beautiful Polynesian island with shelter and enough to eat, but no computers, no cell phones, and no metal tools, would they grow up to be like...
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On test day for my Behavioral Ecology class at UCLA, I walked into the classroom bearing an impossibly difficult exam. Rather than being neatly arranged in alternate rows with pen or pencil...
More Articles
- Strange Human Behavior in a Packed Elevator - Robert Krulwich, NPR
- Research Undermines Bloomberg's Big Soda Ban - Alex B. Berezow
- Can Evolution Really Explain Human Behavior? - Dan Slater, NY Times
- Mentally Ill? Maybe Adam Lanza Was Evil - Lindsey Fitzharris, Guardian
- Humans Are Good, by Nature - Adrian Ward, Scientific American
- Marshmallows & Self-Control: Classic Test Revisited - Univ. of Rochester
- Are Humans Monogamous or Polygamous? - Daniel Engber, Slate
- Why Do We Behave So Oddly in Elevators? - William Kremer, BBC News
- How Magicians Control Your Decisions - Alex Stone, Discover
- Daily Temper Tantrums Are Not Normal - Northwestern University
- Victory Stance: Universal Gesture of Triumph - San Francisco State Univ.
- The Curious Case of Phineas Gage's Brain - Univ. of California-Los Angeles
- Your Brain Predicts Your Behavior Better than You Do - UCLA
- Just How Polite Should Robots Be? - Martin Gardiner, Science 2.0
- Human Nature: Six Things We All Do - NewScientist
- Why Creepy People Give Us the Chills - Daniel Strain, Science Now
- Birds Know Where They Aren't Wanted - Caitlin Kight, Science 2.0
- Majority Rules: How Humans, Chimps Learn - Max-Planck-Gesellschaft
- Lent and the Science of Self-Denial - Jeffrey Kluger, Time
- To Jump or Not To Jump: Why We Chicken Out - Futurity
- Are Video Games Good or Bad... or Both? - Futurity
- How Social Media Ruins Our Minds - Aaron Saenz, Singularity Hub
- Politics Is For Highly Evolved Primates - Adam Hadhazy, Live Science
- Buying Social Status Can Backfire - Daisy Grewal, Scientific American
- People Don't Act Ethically Under Pressure - Alina Tugend, NY Times
- Why Do Abuse Witnesses Fail to Intervene? - Scott Huler, Scientific Am.
- Repetitive Behavior Reduces Anxiety - Tel Aviv University
- Practical Game Theory: Predicting Human Behavior - The Economist
- Electromagnetic Pulse Influences Behavior - Richard Gray, Telegraph
- Neuroscience Is Not For Social Engineering - Adrian Carter, Cosmos
- 7 Things McDonald's Knows About Your Brain - Joshua Gowin, Psych Today
- Feedback Loops Change Our Behavior - Thomas Goetz, Wired
- Psych. Profiling Delves Into Minds of Leaders - Benedict Carey, NY Times
- 'Sidewalk Rage' Plagues New York City Pedestrians - CBS New York
- Chimps Cooperate Like Human Beings - Ed Yong, Discover Blogs
- Popular Kids, But Not Most Popular, Are Tormentors - Univ. of Cal.-Davis
- 'The Office' Helps Study Awkward Old People - Graham Smith, Daily Mail
- Beer: Why Do We Enjoy Disgusting Flavors? - Lizzie Buchen, NewScientist
- Technology Prevents Drunk Driving, Dialing - PhysOrg.com
- 2010: The Year Technology Replaced Talking - Sharon Jayson, USA Today
- Shopping Mall Music Messes With Your Mind - Trevor Cox, NewScientist
- Does 'Slut Gene' Really Explain Behavior? - Casey Schwartz, Daily Beast
- Fear of Being Envied Makes People Behave Well - Assoc. for Psych. Science
- Serotonin Influences Moral Judgment and Behavior - PNAS