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• See No Evil: People Find Good in Villains

• Does Throwing My Voice Make You Want to Shop Here?

• Masks Can Put Cognitive Performance in Check, Chess Study Finds

• In Negotiations, Hoodwinking Others Has a Cost, Study Finds

• Witchcraft Beliefs Are Widespread, Highly Variable Around the World, Study Finds

• Actors Suppress Their Sense of Self When Playing a New Character

• Extreme Temperatures Fuel Online Hate Speech

• Scientists Develop Model That Adjusts Videogame Difficulty Based on Player Emotions

• News Addiction Linked to Not Only Poor Mental Wellbeing but Physical Health Too, New Study Shows

• Music-Making and the Flow of Aerosols

• Algorithm Predicts Crime a Week in Advance, but Reveals Bias in Police Response

• Scent of a Friend: Similarities in Body Odor May Contribute to Social Bonding
• Who's Really in Control?

• Are People Swapping Their Cats and Goldfish for Praying Mantises?

• How the Brain Says 'oops!'

• Highway Death Toll Messages Cause More Crashes

• Are 'person' Or 'people' Gender-Neutral Concepts? New Study Finds Male Tilt in Analysis of Billions of Words

• Seen and 'herd': Collective Motion in Crowds Is Largely Determined by Participants' Field of Vision

• Anticipation and Accents: Talking Like a Southerner Even If You're Not

• Simulated Human Eye Movement Aims to Train Metaverse Platforms

• Physics Race Pits Usain Bolt Against Jurassic Park Dinosaur

• A Minecraft Build Can Be Used to Teach Almost Any Subject

• People Prefer Interacting With Female Robots in Hotels, Study Finds

• COVID-19 Mobile Robot Could Detect and Tackle Social Distancing Breaches

• 非语言的社会互动——甚至智慧h Unfriendly Avatars – Boost Cooperation

• Drivers Pick, Rub and Scratch Their Faces Nearly 30 Times an Hour, Study Finds

• Invention Lets People Pay for Purchases With a High-Five

• The Ethics of Digital Technology in the Food Sector – the Future of Data Sharing

• Researchers Find Repeated Link Between Volcanic Eruptions and Dynastic Collapse in China's Imperial Era

• Securing Data Transfers With Relativity

• Government Action Needed to Ensure Insurance Against Major Hacking of Driverless Vehicles, Experts Warn

• Highly Porous Rocks Responsible for Bennu's Surprisingly Craggy Surface

• Researchers Use Classical Music to Make Protein Songs More Pleasant to Listen to

• Do Alexa and Siri Make Kids Bossier? New Research Suggests You Might Not Need to Worry

• Perceptions of Supernatural Beings Reveal Feelings About Good and Bad in Humans

• What to Call Seafood Made from Fish Cells

• Mountain Lions Moved Less, Downsized Territory During LA’s Pandemic Shutdown

• Artificial Light Disrupts Dung Beetles’ Sense of Direction

• Rounding Errors Could Make Certain Stopwatches Pick Wrong Race Winners, Researchers Show

• Bleak Cyborg Future from Brain-Computer Interfaces If We're Not Careful
• Untrained Beer Drinkers Can Taste Different Barley Genotypes

• Business Use of Avatars

• Brain Circuit for Spirituality?

• Underground Fiber Optic Sensors Record Sounds of COVID Lockdown, Reopening

• Tracking Data Show How the Quiet of Pandemic-Era Lockdowns Allowed Pumas to Venture Closer to Urban Areas

• Sports: Men and Women React Differently to a Missing Audience

• Best Strategy to Reduce Human-Bear Conflict

• Humans Are Ready to Take Advantage of Benevolent AI
• Flickering Screens May Help Children With Reading and Writing Difficulties, Study Suggests
• Researchers Link Ancient Wooden Structure to Water Ritual

• Brain Connections Mean Some People Lack Visual Imagery

• A New Replication Crisis: Research That Is Less Likely to Be True Is Cited More

• Kelp, Maggots and Mycoprotein Among Future Foods That Must Be Mass-Farmed to Combat Malnutrition

• Researchers Develop Artificial Intelligence That Can Detect Sarcasm in Social Media

• Loan Applications Processed Around Midday More Likely to Be Rejected

• New Brain-Like Computing Device Simulates Human Learning

• Could Mario Kart Teach Us How to Reduce World Poverty and Improve Sustainability?

• People Affected by COVID-19 Are Being Nicer to Machines

• Large Computer Language Models Carry Environmental, Social Risks

• Engineers Propose Solar-Powered Lunar Ark as 'modern Global Insurance Policy'

• Can't Solve a Riddle? The Answer Might Lie in Knowing What Doesn't Work

• Model for Wildlife Tourism

• Scholars Link Diet, Dentition, and Linguistics

• Superheroes, Foods and Apps Bring a Modern Twist to the Periodic Table

• Zombie Movies and Psychological Resilience

• Urine Diversion Shows Multiple Environmental Benefits When Used at City Scale

• Wielding a Gun Makes a Shooter Perceive Others as Wielding a Gun, Too

• New Test Reveals AI Still Lacks Common Sense

• Secrets Behind 'Game of Thrones' Unveiled by Data Science and Network Theory

• Hot-Button Words Trigger Conservatives and Liberals Differently

• Customers Prefer Partitions Over Mannequins in Socially-Distanced Dining Rooms

• Donors More Likely to Give to COVID Causes When Font Matches Message

• Higher Narcissism May Be Linked With More Political Participation

• When Bots Do the Negotiating, Humans More Likely to Engage in Deceptive Techniques

• Future Autonomous Machines May Build Trust Through Emotion

• Atheists Are More Likely to Sleep Better Than Catholics and Baptists, Study Finds

• Studying Water Polo for Kicks

• When Will Scientists Learn to Use Fewer Acronyms?

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• What Violin Synchronization Can Teach Us About Better Networking in Complex Times
• Evolutionary Theory of Economic Decisions

• COVID-19 Lockdown Caused 50 Percent Global Reduction in Human-Linked Earth Vibrations

• Distorted Passage of Time During the COVID-19 Lockdown

• Researchers Foresee Linguistic Issues During Space Travel

• Teleportation in Live Musical Performance