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Our brain is constantly keeping track of the experience of our body in the environment, enabling us to determine where we are, how we feel, and respond appropriately. How does this work? Let’s find out!…
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What happens when protesters and counter-protesters meet? Research explores judgments of mixed crowds
Imagine you’re out around town and see a protest down the street. Within the first two seconds, you’re making judgments about the crowd of people you see. You may evaluate the crowd and their cause as being justified and join their protest. Or you may evaluate them as being unjustified and stop to argue with… Read more »