Psychology suggests the person who replies to work texts instantly but takes weeks to reply to anything emotional isn’t cold or checked-out — they’re running two syst…

To the people around them, the fast work reply and the dead-silent family thread add up to one obvious conclusion: cold, ...
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Study links post-meal snacking to automatic brain responses

A new study in the journal *Appetite* suggests that the brain’s reward centers can remain active in response to tempting food cues even after a person is full. Experts say this automatic response may ...
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Do emotions make us more susceptible to misinformation? Not per se, according to a new study

[Vienna, 11.02.2025]—In the ongoing battle against misinformation, one prevailing belief is that strong emotions cloud our judgment, making people more prone to accepting false news. However, a new ...
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Emotion AI and Affective Computing: Revolutionizing Technology or Fueling AI Privacy Concerns

Emotion-detecting AI bridges human feelings and technology, offering benefits while sparking important debates on privacy and ethical use. Pixabay, Alexandra_Koch Emotion AI, also known as affective ...
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Managing or Understanding Emotions––Which Is Better?

Learning emotional and behavioral control is very much in vogue. There is instruction in schools, in the workplace, and in the larger world of interpersonal relationships. In their book Build the Life ...