Sense of obligation leads to trusting strangers
Washington – Researchers have suggested that trusting a stranger may have more to do with feeling morally obligated to show respect for someone else’s character than actually believing the person is trustworthy. Researchers including lead author David Dunning, PhD, of Cornell University,... read more »
7 in 10 women lose self esteem due to Facebook, Twitter
London – A new study has revealed that women who spend a long time on social media sites tend to lose their self confidence. The research found that around 69 per cent of women refuse to believe that they are beautiful and around 41 per cent are unhappy with their bodies because according to... read more »
‘Smart drugs’ may harm young brains: Study
Kimberly Urban at the University of Delaware and Wen-Jun Gao at Drexel University College of Medicine found that any short-term boost in mental performance due to smart drugs may come at a heavy cost: a long-term decrease in brain plasticity, necessary for task switching, planning ahead, and... read more »
Use Of Pill Could Influence A Woman’s Sexual Satisfaction
NEW YORK: A woman’s sexual satisfaction may be influenced by her historical use of the pill, suggest the results of a new study. According to research carried out jointly by universities in the UK, Scotland and the Czech Republic, women who were on the pill when they met their partner and... read more »
