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Just in Time for Valentine’s Day, New Study Explores How Couples Can Be More in Sync When Fighting

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Global Trust in Science Soars Post-Pandemic—But Public Calls for a Shift in Priorities

Artwork representing calcium signalling in a rosette colony of the choanoflagellate S. rosetta.

Tiny Sea Creatures Caught ‘Talking’ to Their Colony Mates

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Text Abbreviations Make Senders Appear Less Sincere

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Climate Skeptic Claims Gain Traction Through Repetition, Study Finds

Lead author Yu-Lun Chen, PhD, OTR/L, research scientist, Center for Outcomes and Assessment Research at Kessler Foundation.

Navigating the Challenges of School Re-Entry for Children with Special Health Care Needs

Domestic chickens were analyzed in different scenarios which evoked varied emotions and found to display facial redness (blushing) and facial feather fluffing. Happy, relaxed birds showed preening behaviors and facial feather fluffing. Happy, excited birds displayed slight blushing, while in fearfully excited birds, strong facial blushing was observed.

Hens blush when they are scared or excited

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Study Finds Bragging About Stress, Busyness at Work Backfires, Decreasing Likability and Competence

Probiscus monkey family

Proboscis Monkeys’ Large Noses Attract the Ladies

A waterproof e-glove makes it easier for scuba divers to communicate underwater.

Underwater “E-Glove” Translates Divers’ Hand Gestures into Messages

Interestingly, researchers did not find any differences between mothers and fathers. Until now, literature on differences between fathers’ and mothers’ talk to their children has been scant with mixed findings and heavily reliant on samples in the United States.

To boost a preschooler’s language skills, consider reminiscing

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How to elicit an authentic ‘yes’

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Study of 1,000 selfies helps explain how we use them to communicate

Researchers take the stage – plus beer orders – as Europe celebrates lab work

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