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Benefits of Smelling Brewed Coffee (6-16-08)

2008 Blogs

The smell of coffee does help wake you up.

Nature Scenes Via Plasma Screens (6-13-08)

2008 Blogs

Kahn and his colleagues have confirmed that looking at natural scenes through a window reduces stress.

Bright Lights Reduce Dementia Symptoms (6-12-08)

2008 Blogs

When the circadian rhythms of demented elderly people are disrupted there can be serious ramifications.

Why It’s So Hard to Eliminate Possessions (6-11-08)

2008 Blogs

Getting rid of possessions, even ones shoved to the backs of closets, can be difficult, and new research sheds light on why.

Regulating Circadian Rhythms with Light (6-10-08)

2008 Blogs

A research team at Rennsalear Polytechnic Institute’s (RPI’s) Lighting Research Center, headed by Mariana Figueiro, is investigating how best to regulate circadian rhythms with artificial light.

How Many Response Options? (6-09-08)

2008 Blogs

How many alternatives should be provided for a Likert type question?

Friendly Neighbors (6-06-08)

2008 Blogs

Years ago, researchers determined that people were apt to consider individuals living in neighboring homes to be their friends.

Sonic Wallpaper (6-05-08)

2008 Blogs

Although music can induce emotional responses in humans, it may not necessarily do so.

Universal Smell Map (6-04-08)

2008 Blogs

Scientists from the Weismann Institute of Science have studied the human sense of smell and determined that there are general responses to smells, across all cultures. 

Looking While Talking (6-03-08)

2008 Blogs

Amit Almor, a professor at the University of South Carolina has published a study in Experimental Psychology that details why it is so difficult for human beings to talk on a cell phone and drive at the same time.

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