Video Games Linked to Aggression
A newly published meta-analytic review states emphatically that players of violent video games are at greater risk of engaging in aggressive behavior.
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Dogs Offer Clues to Self-Control
Experiments on canines suggest self-control, in both humans and animals, is related to blood glucose levels.
Poor Deer Season Spurs Chemical Concerns
Judy Hoy's lonely crusade to determine if farm chemicals are deforming deer boosted by falling populations
Admire Her Body, Hamper Her Brain?
New research suggests sexual objectification hinders some women's cognitive ability.
Wine Snobs Sour on Organic Grapes
Wines made from organic grapes are often high-quality, but a new study suggests the eco-friendly label is a turn-off.
On Facebook, You Are Who You Know
Even if you do have a mostly private Facebook profile, others can glean vital information about you — just by looking at your friend list.
Smile to Live Longer?
Don't laugh: New research on baseball players suggests that the wider your smile, the longer you may live.
Found in Translation
Former Mexican President Vicente Fox may be a conservative, but certainly not one recognizable in El Norte.
Fresh Approaches to Sparking Creativity
Newly published research describes two innovative methods to inspire creativity: Compare and contrast different cultures, or think of yourself as a 7-year-old.
‘Harlan’ Documentary Examines Nazi-Era Film Director
A documentary examining the life of Veit Harlan, a film director responsible for films favored by Nazis, provides back story for a new and controversial feature film.