Alcohol impairs judgment and can reveal true beliefs by erasing social filters.
Intoxication raises questions about authenticity in people's words and actions.
Marmoset monkeys call each other by name, study suggests
Marmoset monkeys use distinctive calls similar to names, showcasing advanced social communication capabilities.
A Study in Primates Reveals How the Brain Encodes Complex Social Interactions
Monkeys engage in reciprocal grooming as a form of social bonding, showcasing highly calibrated turn-taking behavior.
A study in nonhuman primates reveals complex brain circuitry involved in social behavior, laying the foundation for understanding communal life in primate societies.
Do We Speak the Truth When We're Drunk?
Alcohol impairs judgment and can reveal true beliefs by erasing social filters.
Intoxication raises questions about authenticity in people's words and actions.
Marmoset monkeys call each other by name, study suggests
Marmoset monkeys use distinctive calls similar to names, showcasing advanced social communication capabilities.
A Study in Primates Reveals How the Brain Encodes Complex Social Interactions
Monkeys engage in reciprocal grooming as a form of social bonding, showcasing highly calibrated turn-taking behavior.
A study in nonhuman primates reveals complex brain circuitry involved in social behavior, laying the foundation for understanding communal life in primate societies.
The Real Differences Between Introverts and Extroverts
Understanding introverts and extroverts can enhance social dynamics and improve mutual appreciation.
Stay-at-Home Americans
Post-pandemic, Americans continue to spend significantly more time at home compared to pre-COVID-19 levels, particularly among higher income and educational groups.
The Real Differences Between Introverts and Extroverts
Understanding introverts and extroverts can enhance social dynamics and improve mutual appreciation.
Stay-at-Home Americans
Post-pandemic, Americans continue to spend significantly more time at home compared to pre-COVID-19 levels, particularly among higher income and educational groups.
Using complex vocabulary can enhance perceived intelligence but risks misunderstanding if not fully grasped.
Miss Manners: I made a wonderful change in my life, and my friends aren't happy
The author emphasizes the value of direct communication over social media engagement, advocating for in-person interaction for meaningful relationships.
Your relationships inside and outside of work hinge on micro-interactions. Here's how
Micro-interactions significantly influence our relationships, shaping how we connect and communicate in both personal and professional settings.
Killer whales hunt and play off California coast as excited boaters watch, photos show
Killer whales engage in complex social behaviors, including unique communication through sounds and active play within their pods.
Marmosets use specific names' for one another, study finds
Marmoset monkeys use vocal labels for each other similar to human names, which is crucial for their social cohesion and survival.
How to Tell if Someone Is Lying to You, According to Experts
Lying can be a common social behavior with varying degrees of impact.
Detecting lies involves understanding normal behavior for a person and observing physical signs.
20 "Big" Words That Can Make You Sound Smarter
Using complex vocabulary can enhance perceived intelligence but risks misunderstanding if not fully grasped.
Miss Manners: I made a wonderful change in my life, and my friends aren't happy
The author emphasizes the value of direct communication over social media engagement, advocating for in-person interaction for meaningful relationships.
Your relationships inside and outside of work hinge on micro-interactions. Here's how
Micro-interactions significantly influence our relationships, shaping how we connect and communicate in both personal and professional settings.
Killer whales hunt and play off California coast as excited boaters watch, photos show
Killer whales engage in complex social behaviors, including unique communication through sounds and active play within their pods.
Marmosets use specific names' for one another, study finds
Marmoset monkeys use vocal labels for each other similar to human names, which is crucial for their social cohesion and survival.
How to Tell if Someone Is Lying to You, According to Experts
Lying can be a common social behavior with varying degrees of impact.
Detecting lies involves understanding normal behavior for a person and observing physical signs.
Ignoring the impact of the web today is a major oversight in light of social contagions discussed in Gladwell's work.
Why main character syndrome is philosophically dangerous | Aeon Essays
Main character syndrome reflects a self-centered perspective, where individuals prioritize their narrative over others' experiences.
Drunk Texting: Why Do We Do It?
Drunk texting arises from alcohol-induced reduced judgment, increased emotional expression, and impulsivity.
These Monkeys Call One Another by Name
Marmosets are the first nonhuman primates confirmed to use name-like vocal labels for communication, suggesting that naming behavior may be common in other species.
"Hopeful skepticism": The cure for cynicism and how to apply it
Cynicism leads to a costly worldview, undermining trust and positive social interactions.
About birds: Social learning, not environment, influences their nests
Birds exhibit cultural diversity in nest-building practices influenced by social learning rather than genetic factors or environmental conditions.
Everything Is Snacks
American eating habits have shifted from structured meals to prioritizing snacking, with a significant increase in snack consumption over the past few decades.
Skink Outside The Box | Defector
Social skinks in Australia exhibit unique physical traits and social behaviors that challenge typical skink conventions.
There's a Personality Shift I See in Some of My Psychiatric Patients-and in Myself
The pandemic has caused many individuals, including extroverts, to embrace solitude and develop a preference for being alone.
Why Americans stopped moving
The share of Americans relocating has drastically decreased, influenced by economic and social factors, leading to longer stays in one place.
Medieval Life Hacks: Hygiene and Manners from the 12th Century - Medievalists.net
Medieval people cared about appearance and manners, as evidenced by ethical advice in Daniel of Beccles' 'The Book of the Civilised Man.'
We Invited Our Friends to Our Beach House. Then They Committed the Ultimate Money Faux Pas.
Glen and Gina's insistence on repayment for ice cream reflects a lack of generosity that is disappointing in a friendly neighbor relationship.
Public Pools as Public Spaces: The Role of Swimming and Bathing in Cities
Public pools and baths serve as egalitarian social spaces that break down societal norms and foster unique communal experiences.
Diagnosed psychopath reveals go-to tactic for manipulating others
Psychopaths manipulate effectively using silence to pressure others into revealing more information.
It's not just us: Other animals change their social habits in old age
Old red deer females like Walnut exhibit changes in social behavior as they age, with patterns of seclusion and bonding with peers.
Millennials Can't Stop Pathologizing Others
Therapy lingo has become ingrained in everyday speech through social media, impacting millennials' behavior and interactions.
New Study Shows Kids Are Bullied For Not Spending Money In Free-To-Play Games
Young players face bullying over lack of cosmetic skins
In-game items used for popularity, children vulnerable to scams and ads
Neanderthal community cared for child with Down syndrome, fossil suggests
Neanderthals may have exhibited compassionate behavior towards individuals with disabilities.