When a Stranger’s Gaze Decides Which Gap Looks Wider
A new study finds that identical gaps formed by avatars are judged differently depending on task context, with a central ...
A new study finds that identical gaps formed by avatars are judged differently depending on task context, with a central ...
A situated professional development programme in Turin combined Montessori, Agazzi, and Malaguzzi traditions with modern cognitive science to transform how ...
A new theoretical framework proposes that somatic structural–functional integrity and autonomic regulation form a directional developmental pathway shaping the emergence ...
A new affective-cognitive gated cross-modal transformer integrates learners' speech, gestures, and emotional signals to recognize learning states and deliver adaptive ...
A new behavioral test simulating surgical conditions shows that traditional left-right confusion assessments fail to predict the errors that lead ...
An exploratory study of 44 Dutch special education students found gesture-supported vocabulary instruction improved learning, but only when students received ...
The methodological shift proposed in this study deserves closer attention, because it changes what counts as evidence in comparative lexical ...
Researchers have proposed a Surrogate Human Digital Twin that uses active inference and free-energy minimization to model embodied human perception ...
Researchers found that people who viewed a scene of objects while standing on a balance-supported mobility device remembered the layout ...
A randomized experiment found that actively performing Chaohua Wind and Percussion Music produced the highest flow experience and satisfaction compared ...
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