Brains and AI Networks Tilt Toward the Same Representational Axes
A Nature Human Behaviour study reports that biological brains and deep neural networks privilege the same kinds of representational axes ...
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Practicing Rotated Characters Sharpens the Brain’s Abstract Motor Code
A Yale study shows that training on rotated versions of unfamiliar handwritten characters improves copying of the canonical forms as ...
Faces Sorted Without Words Reveal Five Hidden Dimensions of First Impressions
A wordless face-arrangement task with over 3,000 participants reveals five dimensions of trait judgement, including a universal approachability factor and ...
Duties to Family and Friends, Not Collectivism, Explain Cultural Differences
A new study in Nature Human Behaviour shows that the responsibilities people hold in close relationships, termed responsibilism, reliably explain ...
AI Writing Tools Reshaped Petition Style on Change.org, Yet Success Rates Stayed Flat
A large-scale study of Change.org's AI petition-drafting tool found that users' texts changed in style and became more homogeneous after ...
Beyond Collectivism: New Scale Reveals Duty and Obligation at the Heart of East Asian Social Life
A new responsibilism scale suggests that duties and obligations in close relationships, rather than generalized warmth toward all people, may ...
Land Acknowledgements Raise Awareness but Quiet the Will to Learn More
New experiments in the United States and Australia show that land acknowledgements increase awareness of Indigenous peoples but reduce people's ...
AI ‘digital twins’ fail to mirror human economic preferences across 74 countries
A massive audit of 20 large language model configurations simulating the Global Preference Survey across 74 countries finds that AI-generated ...
Genetic Signals of Social Behaviour Shift With Age, Reporter and Context
A large genome-wide meta-analysis shows that the genetic architecture of social behaviour in humans varies systematically with behavioural domain, reporter, ...
Lower Grades, Sharper Gaps: Majority Status Shapes Who Finishes a College Major
A Nature Human Behaviour study of two nationally representative US datasets finds that representation gaps across college majors are most ...
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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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