Psychology

Why do we feel tied to the mobile?

The signs behind nomophobia. The origin of slavery towards the mobile.

Speaking in the third person helps control emotions

Two experiments show that this way of coping with a stressful task (“Pepe, you can!”) Allows us to distance ourselves and take it more calmly.

His tweets portray Trump: creative, unstable and neurotic

A group of researchers has analyzed the president's tweeting activity and what his messages say about his personality.

Fingerprint: Can Social Media Wreck Your Career?

A study explores the power of the social media fingerprint in our career.

Do selfies hurt your partner?

A study reveals that jealousy in the couple increases in parallel with the increase in selfies published by one of its members.

Dying is not as horrible an experience as we think

Is dying a happy experience? We do not fear death when the end is near, according to a study.

Our face reveals if we are rich or poor

Can an expression reveal our social status or how well life is going? This is determined by a study.

Genetics predispose you (or not) to be antisocial

Both positive and negative experiences influence how genetic variants affect our brain and, with it, our behavior. Genetics then predisposes us to be antisocial or not. This is the conclusion of the latest study carried out by the University of Montreal (Canada) and published in the International Journal of Neuropsychopharmacology.

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