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China · ChinaPeople often say that actions speak louder than words, but whether that holds true may depend on one’s sex. A new study published in Evolutionary Psychological Science suggests that women are more likely than men to prefer tangible expressions of affection—such as help with chores or small acts of care—over verbal declarations like “I love you” or “I’m here for you.” This preference appears to be tied to how women and men differently perceive wa…See the Story
Study finds women tend to favor sweet actions over sweet words in romantic partners
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Science · FranceA new case study describes a teenage girl with an extraordinary ability to recall personal memories in vivid detail and mentally revisit specific moments in her life at will. Her experiences reflect a rare condition known as hyperthymesia, or highly superior autobiographical memory. The report, published in Neurocase, highlights her unusual capacity for mental time travel—not only into the past, but also into imagined futures—offering researcher…See the Story
Teenager with hyperthymesia exhibits extraordinary mental time travel abilities
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Artificial Intelligence · LawrenceAs artificial intelligence tools become increasingly integrated into public relations workflows, many organizations are considering whether these technologies can handle high-stakes communication tasks such as crisis response. A new study published in Corporate Communications: An International Journal provides evidence that, at least for now, human-written crisis messages are perceived as more credible and reputationally beneficial than those au…See the Story
Artificial intelligence loses out to humans in credibility during corporate crisis responses
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