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Phys.org - Social Sciences

Nature experiences bring depth and meaning to life, study suggests

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Spending time in nature helps people to identify what is meaningful in their lives, shows a new Finnish study conducted at the University of Turku. The research article has been published in the journal People […]

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What defines a life well-lived? Obituaries may have the answers

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What constitutes a life well-lived? A new Michigan State University-led study is turning to a common cultural artifact to find out: the obituary.This post was originally published on this site

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Females show higher sibling-specific aggression than males, study finds

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Human men are typically more aggressive than human women, a finding supported by reams of research. But surveys of 4,136 individuals in 24 countries reveal an exception to the trend: aggression in sibling relationships. The […]

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College students are bombarded by misinformation, so this professor taught them fact-checking 101

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Mike Evans knew something had to change.This post was originally published on this site

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Technology-driven job displacement began long before the rise of generative AI, study reveals

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A new study has revealed that the displacement of skilled workers by technology began nearly two decades ago—well before the recent breakthroughs in artificial intelligence that have sparked widespread concern over jobs becoming automated in […]

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Study finds people bet on future luck despite knowing outcomes are random

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Researchers explore the human tendency to look to the past to predict the future—even when people rationally know outcomes are completely random. A fair coin flip is the prototypically random-outcome event. The findings are published […]

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‘I beat a Thai’: How Muay Thai tourism reinforces white masculinity in Thailand’s fight culture

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A provocative new study has revealed how Western men participating in Muay Thai fighting tourism in Thailand use the sport to perform and affirm white masculinity—often through complex, racialized encounters with Thai fighters.This post was […]

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Some victim-survivors take their own lives. We need to better understand how suicide and family violence are linked

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In 2024, a young mother in Victoria ended her own life. As family violence services and Victoria Police pointed out, there were key circumstances that may have contributed to her death.This post was originally published […]

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AI trained to predict nationality from beliefs and values

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Different countries have different cultures, and social scientists have developed theories about which values are most important in differentiating the world’s cultures. Abhishek Sheetal and colleagues used the power of machine learning to identify the […]

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New research suggests gender pay gap is underestimated in official statistics

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A new study reveals that the U.K.’s gender pay gap is larger than official estimates because the data used to calculate it is not weighted properly to account for jobs in small, young, private sector […]

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