Bonobos Know When You’re Clueless — Their Theory of Mind Explains Why
The bonobos eagerly pointed out treats to humans who didn’t know where they were, but when humans had watched the ...
Tag: social behavior
The New American Loneliness Paradox: Plenty of Friends, But No Time to Connect
Americans now spend less than three hours a week with friends, compared with more than six hours a decade ago.
People tend to largely date and marry in their own “league”, as far as beauty is concerned
New research shows that people accurately judge their own attractiveness and often partner with those who match their self-view.
Ghosting isn’t as cold-hearted as it seems, say psychologists — but people still hate it
Ghosting may be more complex than it appears.
Empathy is a trait that can be learned and “transmitted”
Watching others show empathy can grow on you.
Social behavior in mammals is as old as dinosaurs, fossil shows
"These fossils are game changers," said the researchers.
Worn money spent easier than crisp banknotes
The reason why we don't trade with gold, diamonds or cheese is because these do no offer the exact interchangeable value. Money ...
Dolphins hang out in cliques
It seems we keep finding out more and more interesting facts about dolphins, the fantastic creatures highlighting a not-so-pleasant but ...
