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By Apr 15, 2021
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Our most recognizable screams are the most joyful

Happy screams were easier to pick out than those of fear or pain.
By Mar 8, 2019
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The science of serial killers is changing

In-depth analysis of murderers might help the rest of us, too.
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Trying to figure out where you fit on the sexuality spectrum? Dabbling in these tests might help.

Human sexuality spans too wide a scope to possibly be covered by a single test.
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You are disgusting in so many ways. Scientists just outlined six of them.

Humans learned disgust to avoid disease, but it’s turned into a complicated feeling.
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Human flesh isn’t very nutritious

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Here’s What Scientists Learned In The Largest Systematic Study Of Email Habits

For one thing, you’re shockingly predictable
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Eye Contact: Not As Persuasive As We Thought

A new study finds more eye contact makes people less likely to agree with a persuasive argument, especially if they're...
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The computer program recognizes items, learns and remembers--and even passes some basic components of an IQ test.
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Why Do Children Think Covering Their Eyes Makes Them Invisible?

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Science Says Sex Addiction Is For Real. Here’s How To Diagnose It.

‘Hypersexual disorder’ might be included in the updated mental health bible, but first scientists have to define it. UCLA scientists...