Moral Reasoning Displays Characteristic Patterns In Brain: Research
Fascinated by this centuries-old debate, a team of researchers set out to probe the nature of morality using one of moral psychology’s most prolific theories
Study Finds: Exciting The Brain Might Be Key To Boosting Maths Learning
In this special study, researchers looked into how neurostimulation affects learning...
Indian-Origin Women Received Radioactive ‘Rotis’ In 1969 Research; UK MP Demands Investigation
The issues were considered following the broadcast of the documentary in 1995
Centre Approves Bill To Establish A National Research Foundation
The Prime Minister will chair the governing board
AI Trained On Text Data May Alter Social Scientific Research
The use of AI in social sciences opens up new avenues for generating ideas that can then be tested in human populations
Possible Quantities Of Fibre Transfer In Physical Assault Quantified
The members of the club were invited to play the role of an aggressor and victim in four simulated scenarios that included high and low-intensity activities over a varying time duration.
Study: Young Adulthood Window Best To Treat Schizophrenia
Essential in higher cognitive processing and decision-making, dysfunction of the dopamine system has been found to often begin in young adulthood.
Ozone Layer Recovery Delayed, Surface UV Radiation Rising
The findings serve as a sobering reminder that restoring the ozone layer is a complex process influenced by factors such as global warming, and full recovery remains unlikely
Failure Of Environmental Cues To Activate Memory Is Associated With Forgetting Regular Behaviour
The researchers in this study discovered that anyone could experience potential memory errors.
Over 800 Million People Globally May Suffer Back Pain By 2050: Lancet Study
Ferreira said there is a lack of consistency in how health professionals manage back pain cases and how the healthcare system needs to adapt
