New research led by Stanford Medicine reveals that the human brain functions as two distinct organs, challenging previous understanding of brain structure.
Human Brain Is Two Separate Organs, Stanford Medicine-led Research Finds
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People Who Can’t Picture Anything Are Rewriting The Science Of Imagination
Emerging research suggests individuals who cannot picture images are challenging traditional notions of imagination, sparking widespread scientific interest.
Mind-altering Drugs Played Key Role In Rise Of Andean Civilization
New research suggests psychoactive substances played a key role in the development of ancient Andean societies, sparking increased academic interest and debate.
Evidence Of Fraud In An Influential Study About Procrastination
A recent investigation suggests potential misconduct in a widely-cited study on procrastination, raising questions about its findings and impact.
Unexpected Events And Prosocial Behavior: The Batman Effect (2025)
A 2025 research study finds that unexpected events can trigger prosocial actions by activating the ‘Batman effect,’ with implications for understanding behavior during crises.
Dubious Research Tied To Red Bull Has Shaped Energy Drink Policy
Investigations reveal that questionable research funded by Red Bull has impacted regulatory policies on energy drinks, raising concerns about scientific integrity.
Psychology Research Is Mostly Fine
Recent review indicates most psychology research is reliable, countering claims of widespread issues. What this means for the field and readers.
Ants: Who Looks After The Injured In A Colony?
Research uncovers how ants tend to injured members, highlighting complex social behaviors in colonies and their implications for understanding social insects.
The Quiet Bias That Makes Easy Explanations Look Right
Nurtured by mental shortcuts, this quiet bias makes simple explanations seem correct, but understanding its impact reveals the truth behind quick judgments.
Why You Keep Searching for Proof Instead of Truth
Discover why your mind relentlessly seeks proof over truth and how subconscious biases might be hiding the real reality from you.
