"...people explicitly say that they associate women with brilliance. Yet implicit measures reveal a different story..."

You can't separate your subjective experience of an object from the way you perceive it, a study finds. That means we don't see objects as they really are.

You can't separate your subjective experience of an object from the way you perceive it, a study finds. That means we don't see objects as they really are.

Many of us are using Zoom to stay connected with coworkers, family, and friends during the coronavirus pandemic. But too much an lead to "Zoom fatigue."

Many of us are using Zoom to stay connected with co-workers, family, and friends during the coronavirus pandemic. But too much an lead to "Zoom fatigue."

Reading your partner's emotions can be good for the relationship, but not when contempt and anger come into play, research finds.

New research shows that our minds focus on physical traits of an object that we can't even see while we search for it and discards traits that don't match.

New findings may solve a mystery about how brains manage to process information so accurately, even though neurons act with a degree of randomness.

A peak into how the brain distinguishes a friend or foe offers findings relevant to anxiety and psychosis, say researchers.

To perceive self-driving cars as safe, they have to have certain personality traits, researchers say. Here are the ones that matter most.