It sounds as suspect as every other lie detector test, but psychologists have used thermography, a technique based on determining body temperature, to determine if someone is telling the truth. They say a person telling a lie has been shown to undergo a «Pinocchio effect» – their nose changes. But it does not grow, instead… Seguir Leyendo Thermography: Lying And The Thermal Footprint Of Flamenco
It sounds as suspect as every other lie detector test, but psychologists have used thermography, a technique based on determining body temperature, to determine if someone is telling the truth. They say a person telling a lie has been shown to undergo a «Pinocchio effect» – their nose changes. But it does not grow, instead… Seguir Leyendo Thermography: Lying And The Thermal Footprint Of Flamenco
It sounds as suspect as every other lie detector test, but psychologists have used thermography, a technique based on determining body temperature, to determine if someone is telling the truth. They say a person telling a lie has been shown to undergo a «Pinocchio effect» – their nose changes. But it does not grow, instead… Seguir Leyendo Thermography: Lying And The Thermal Footprint Of Flamenco
People who claim to see the ‘aura’ of others – and subsequently claim they can modify them – may actually have synesthesia, according to new research. Synesthesia is believed to occur due to cross-wiring in the brain; synesthetes have more synaptic connections than ‘normal’ people and some are interconnected in ways others are not, including… Seguir Leyendo Psychic Healers May Simply Have Synesthesia
How can a man who writes an article noting the many positive strides made in eliminating gender discrimination be sexist? Well, he isn’t, but men who go out of their way to help women can be considered sexist, thought it is a more benevolent sexism than the real kind. New research from the University of… Seguir Leyendo Benevolent Sexism – How Positive Attitudes Toward Gender Equality Backfire
