Stock markets tend to rise in the week after a blockbuster movie opens
Blockbuster movie releases were followed by significantly higher US stock market returns the next week, along with lower expected volatility and risk aversion, and the pattern also appeared in international markets.
When “You’re Not Listening!” Really Means “You Don’t Agree with Me!”
A new study suggests that people often perceive others as poor listeners if the listener disagrees with them, even if the listener has objectively been listening well.
New Math Method: Revolutionizing Computational Speed and Accuracy
The New Math Method focuses on understanding and applying mathematical concepts over memorization, aligning with modern educational needs.
New Study Finds that Being in the Company of Others Can Amplify Feelings of Loneliness
Study challenges the belief that social contact alleviates loneliness, finding it actually increases psychological pain.
New Study Shows That Awe Can Encourage Social Conformity
Awe has been found to promote endorsement of social norms and conformity to majority opinions, as evidenced in recent research.
Short Stature Influences Self-Esteem in Kids Less Than Social Support Does, New Study Finds
Social support and coping skills are crucial factors in shaping the psychological well-being of children with short stature.
Liquid Metals Shake Up Century-Old Chemical Engineering Processes
Liquid metals are set to revolutionize chemical engineering processes by using gallium-based techniques that reduce energy consumption and emissions.
Study reveals couples often share similar levels of attractiveness and accurately perceive each other’s looks
A new meta-analysis finds that romantic partners generally share similar attractiveness levels, and also accurately estimate their own attractiveness.
Yoga for ADHD: New Study Suggests Benefits
Proven beneficial study by Ural Federal University showing enhanced attention, reduced hyperactivity in kids aged six to seven.