Nature Human Behaviour
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Psychologist links gossip to intelligence and social cooperation
Researchers suggest that gossip, often viewed negatively, is a fundamental aspect of human intelligence and language evolution. According to studies, a significant portion of daily conversation involves discussing absen…
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Psychologist: 'Flaky' habits in intelligent people signal cognitive control
Highly intelligent individuals may exhibit behaviors perceived as "flaky," such as canceling plans or leaving projects unfinished, which psychologists suggest are actually signs of effective cognitive control and decisi…
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Dunning-Kruger Effect Questioned by New Analysis
A recent analysis suggests that the Dunning-Kruger effect, a widely cited psychological phenomenon, may not be a robust or real effect. Researchers re-examined the original studies and found that the observed patterns c…
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AI revolutionizes cognitive studies of wild primates
Researchers are leveraging artificial intelligence to advance the cognitive study of wild primates, enabling new insights into their behavior and social structures. AI tools are being used to analyze vast amounts of obs…
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Four-day work weeks reduce burnout, but AI adoption shows limited organizational change
A study published in Nature Human Behaviour indicated that four-day work weeks significantly reduced burnout, with over 90% of participating companies continuing the schedule long-term. However, separate data from Gallu…
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Influential ChatGPT education study retracted over red flags
A meta-analysis that claimed ChatGPT positively impacted student learning has been retracted by the journal Nature Human Behaviour. The study, which had garnered 572 citations, faced scrutiny over significant red flags,…