Parental Warmth and Rejection Shape Adolescent Cooperation Through Cognitive Empathy
A study of Korean youth shows that cognitive empathy mediates the link between parenting and adolescent cooperation, with parental warmth ...
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Study Maps How Alpine Border Programs Balance Tourism and Strategic Infrastructure
A quantitative study of European Territorial Cooperation in the Alpine region reveals how cross-border initiatives prioritize soft thematic projects while ...
Scientists Propose Testable Hypothesis That Intermediate Sociality Maximizes Population Resilience
A new hypothesis proposes that population resilience to environmental change peaks at an intermediate level of a defined social trait, ...
Music as an audit: why playing together may reveal who keeps their promises
A new theoretical paper argues that coordinated music-making makes each person's contribution auditable, generating evidence about individual reliability that could ...
Brain’s reward signals split by prosociality in cooperation versus competition
An EEG study of forty adults found that highly prosocial individuals showed stronger neural gain–loss differentiation during face-to-face cooperation than ...
Markets are far older and more diverse than economists and anthropologists long assumed
A new Frontiers in Human Dynamics thematic issue, introduced by archaeologists Gary M. Feinman and Richard E. Blanton, argues that ...
Betta fish show incipient cooperative breeding, study finds
Captive experiments show Betta brownorum offspring help defend family territories, suggesting an incipient form of cooperative breeding in fishes.
Dynamic Network Structure Unifies Evolutionary Game Outcomes
A structure-coefficient theorem unifies the effects of network changes, strategy updates and mutation, and identifies dynamic core–periphery networks as promoting ...
Accumbal dopamine tracks successful coordination and supports cooperation in male mice
In male mice, accumbal dopamine dynamics tracked successful coordination independently of immediate water reward, while local D1-receptor blockade selectively impaired ...
Simulation and prototype test feedback-free scheduling for flexible 6G base-station cooperation
Simulations and a prototype support feedback-free resource scheduling across multiple base stations in a fully decoupled radio access network studied ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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