Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin have discovered ways to level the playing field for college students of lower incomes. The team found that things like “benchmark” quizzes (which gave instant results on incorrect answers) helped the...
read moreResearchers at The Ohio State University found that preschoolers who have a TV in their bedroom and are exposed to more background TV generally have a decreased understanding of others’ beliefs and desires....
read moreA Danish study looked at a mother’s use of SSRIs during pregnancy and her child’s risk of having autism and found no correlation. This was a large study. Some 600,000 children were followed to track results....
read moreA study from the Ohio State University has found that after playing violent video games, teens had less self-control (which made them eat more) and cheated more. The lead researcher believes that this shows that playing violent video games...
read moreNew research says that people who store relevant landmarks in their brain on a trip are better navigators than those who follow a fixed route (e.g., turn left twice, then turn right at statue). The research also indicates that...
read moreResearchers at Stanford University School of Medicine have shown that postmenopausal estrogen declines are unrelated to changes in mood or cognitive ability. On a separate note, they did find that there may be a link between progesterone levels and...
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