A total of 726 trained Chinese physicians were recruited into a health study in mid-2019, completing surveys before and during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Researchers focused on the comparison of neurobehaviors and academic performance among a sample of American college students.
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Read More »A total of 726 trained Chinese physicians were recruited into a health study in mid-2019, completing surveys before and during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreResearchers focused on the comparison of neurobehaviors and academic performance among a sample of American college students.
The study was published in the peer-reviewed journal Cell.
Cyberspace
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A recent study claims that dozens of white supremacist groups are still using Facebook as a safe haven to spread extremist content.
Read MoreA research group at the University of Cambridge turned to online mass media in hopes of identifying if its influence could alter
A research team at George Washington University evaluated 715 US-based adult participants who took part in a 10-question survey.
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Researchers surveyed more than 520 undergraduate students attending schools in Warsaw.
MoreThe UCLA-based group focused on identifying environmental factors as opposed to genetic risks for the onset of neurodegenerative diseases.
MoreThe findings appeared in Science Translational Medicine.
MoreMany Americans don’t even give themselves enough time to stretch.
MoreThe longer people live abroad, the more self-discerning reflections they accumulate.
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Close to 15,000 entrepreneurs were surveyed, some of which were listed in investment funding and job-seeking websites.
A new study published by Cornell University examined more than 200 individual media markets throughout the 2010s.
New research in the Journal of Marketing suggests that news media outlets frequently brush off reports of corporate misconduct, corruption, and societal
The study found that cost transparency among firms could improve sales by up to 20 percent when done so voluntarily.
In their study, Princeton researchers uncovered that just two days of intervention led to more women publishing papers and retaining their role
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Only a small percentage of Americans have confidence in their ability to fact-check news about a pandemic, a new survey shows.
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Extreme protest actions that may apply pressure to institutions and raise awareness, could also undermine public support, a recent study suggests.
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The paper was published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society A.
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In the study, the research team surveyed Argentinean and Ukrainian participants as part of the MOBILISE project.
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A comprehensive look at conspiratorial thinking processes.
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The decade in review: The 40 biggest news stories of the 2010s.
Since the transition into the digital age, there's been a substantive rise in online-based news outlets
Here are six influential public figures who are purported to have Asperger's syndrome.