Juan Linde-Domingo,Javier Ortiz-Tudela,Johannah Völler et al.
Juan Linde-Domingo et al.
Visual inputs during natural perception are highly ambiguous: objects are frequently occluded, lighting conditions vary, and object identification depends significantly on prior experiences. However, why do certain images remain unidentifia...
Diverse groups look more moral in loose (but not tight) cultural contexts [0.03%]
在文化宽松（而不是严格的）环境中多样型群体看起来更有道德感
Mustafa Karataş,Shih-Chun Daniel Chin
Mustafa Karataş
Diversity is a hotly debated topic in public discourse, which motivates scholars to investigate how group diversity impacts observers' judgments of the group. Recent findings have suggested a positive link between group diversity and percei...
Jacob Maaz,Laurent Waroquier,Alexandra Dia et al.
Jacob Maaz et al.
Electroencephalographic neurofeedback (EEG-NF) has been proposed as a promising technique to modulate brain activity through real-time EEG-based feedback. Alpha neurofeedback in particular is believed to induce rapid self-regulation of brai...
Darío Cuevas Rivera,Stefan J Kiebel
Darío Cuevas Rivera
Movements in humans and other animals are known to be hierarchically organized, with simple movements forming the building blocks to more complex, sequential movements, a phenomenon often referred to as chunking. Neuroimaging studies have h...
Individual differences in alexithymia modulate cognition-emotion interactions in daily life ongoing experiences [0.03%]
alexithymia个体差异调节日常生活中认知-情绪相互作用
Anqi Lei,Md Faysal,Louis Chitiz et al.
Anqi Lei et al.
Individual differences modulate our thoughts and emotional experiences, yet how thought and emotion interact in daily life remains largely unclear. We leverage alexithymia, a trait reflecting atypical emotional awareness, to reveal these in...
Conformity to social norm interventions is not amplified in tighter nations [0.03%]
在社会规范干预中，紧缩型国家的从众行为并未被放大
Jane Acierno,Elisa Tedaldi,Joel Ginn et al.
Jane Acierno et al.
Social norms have a reliable and oftentimes strong influence on individual attitudes and behaviors across environmental and other domains. This influence has been theorized to differ by cultural tightness-the extent to which people adhere t...
Habit degradation strategies promote faster early reductions in unhealthy snacking habit strength in intensive longitudinal randomised controlled trial [0.03%]
习惯削弱策略促进不健康零食习惯强度的快速早期下降：在密集纵向随机对照试验中的作用
Robert Edgren,Dario Baretta,Jennifer Inauen
Robert Edgren
Habits are a key determinant of sustained health behaviour. However, little is known about how to degrade unhealthy habits in daily life. This preregistered single-blind randomised controlled intensive-longitudinal trial tested the efficacy...
Non-random patterns in the co-occurrence and accumulation of adverse life events in two national panel datasets [0.03%]
两项国家面板数据集中不利生活事件共现和积累的非随机模式
Kyra Evers,Denny Borsboom,Eiko Fried et al.
Kyra Evers et al.
Adverse life events (ALEs), such as illness, bereavement, and accidents, can have profound consequences for physical and mental health. Although existing research highlights risk factors for ALEs, such as personality and socioeconomic statu...
Natural language reveals that political partisans are more affectively aligned over political issues than partisan identities [0.03%]
自然语言表明，在政治问题上，党派人士之间的情感共鸣超过党派身份上的共鸣
Nakwon Rim,Joshua Conrad Jackson,Marc G Berman et al.
Nakwon Rim et al.
Affective polarization, defined as the dislike between opposing political groups, is a growing global threat. While much of the focus has been on partisan identities, political divisions may also be driven by affective divergence around pol...
Country-level instability is related to a stronger perceived climate of polarization across 44 countries [0.03%]
基于44个国家的研究：国家层面的不稳定性与感知到的政治对立氛围有关
Amy S G Lee,Kelly Kirkland,Brock Bastian
Amy S G Lee
Deep-seated partisan animosity and aversion present challenges across the global political landscape, yet little is known about how individuals perceive the climate of polarization in their societies or the broader societal conditions that ...