9 articles tagged with "behavior"
Research from Cornell University explores the implications of responding to rudeness with similar behavior, while still advocating for civil communication as the optimal approach.
Recent findings indicate that lifetime stress significantly influences abnormal repetitive behaviors (ARBs) in laboratory monkeys, challenging traditional views focused on immediate stressors.
A study from Bielefeld University and the University of Münster highlights the role of epigenetics in explaining behavioral differences among individuals.
Research indicates that honey bees modify their waggle dance performance in response to the number of spectators, which affects communication accuracy.
Recent research sheds light on the mechanisms mosquitoes use to locate targets, emphasizing their reliance on visual cues and carbon dioxide rather than social behavior.
A recent survey-based study indicates that designer crossbreeds like cockapoos, cavapoos, and labradoodles may have more behavioral issues compared to purebreds.
A recent study reveals that Emperor cichlids, native to Lake Tanganyika, show increased stress levels when observed, particularly concerning their young.
The article explores the implications of adult immaturity on societal structures and leadership effectiveness. It engages with reader perspectives on the topic.
A recent study challenges established views that high temperatures diminish prosocial behavior, suggesting a need to reassess heat's impact on social interactions.