The split-second distinctions made
possible by neuroscience challenge
common understandings of how we
see and hear. More
The split-second distinctions made
possible by neuroscience challenge
common understandings of how we
see and hear. More
A sample of research exploring causal inference about outcomes, preschoolers’ conversational turns, and contributors to prosocial behavior following a natural disaster. More
A sample of research exploring advice giving and motivation, mechanisms underlying face and expression processing impairments in autism, and visual perception in peripersonal space. More
In a study on déjà vu, participants were no more likely to accurately forecast the future than if they were blindly guessing — but when they were experiencing déjà vu, they felt like they could. More
Have you ever felt as though you predicted exactly when the light was going to turn green or sensed that the doorbell was about to ring? Imagine the possibility that these moments of clairvoyance occur simply because of a glitch in your mind’s time logs. What happened first — your More
Researchers could predict speed daters’ desire and desirability, but not which two people would ‘click.’ More