Category: Relationships
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MIT brain study suggests Esperanto and Klingon engage the same language network as English
MIT researchers found that proficient speakers process Esperanto and Klingon using the same brain language network as natural languages, unlike programming…
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Study identifies a relationship tipping point that often predicts a breakup 1–2 years ahead
Romantic breakups often follow a recognizable pattern rather than arriving without warning, according to a large analysis of long-running survey data from…
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Study hints ADHD could raise dementia risk, with brain iron and blood markers offering early clues
A Swiss study links adult ADHD to higher brain iron and elevated blood neurofilament levels, biological signals also associated with dementia risk later in…
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PTSD and Relationship Conflict: Study Links Fear of Emotions to Poorer Couple Communication
A study of 64 couples links PTSD symptoms to fear of emotions, finding it can fuel demand-withdraw conflict and reduce constructive communication at home.
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Childhood Air Pollution May Weaken Teen Brain Connectivity, New Generation R Study Suggests
A large Generation R analysis links early-life air pollution exposure with weaker brain network connectivity in teens, adding urgency to urban clean-air…
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Study suggests common English phrases can boost perceived fluency more than advanced vocabulary
A Waseda University study finds common formulaic English phrases can slightly raise perceived fluency, while advanced vocabulary adds little without smooth…
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Lip Size and Attraction: New Study Finds Men and Women Judge Faces Differently
A new psychology study suggests lip size can subtly shape how attractive a face is perceived, and that preferences can differ depending on the viewer’s gender…