Category Behavioral Science
The Middle Ages often bring to mind images of knights, castles, and chivalrous romance. However, there is a lesser-known aspect of medieval literature that may surprise you – a fascination with incest stories. In a groundbreaking article published in 1997… Continue Reading →
Surveys have long been invaluable tools for collecting information on a wide range of topics. However, the accuracy of survey data is not always guaranteed, as measurement errors can creep in due to various factors. Survey methodologists are constantly seeking… Continue Reading →
Police officers play a vital role in maintaining law and order within society. However, in order to ensure transparency and accountability, it is important to have mechanisms in place to review their actions and address any misconduct. One such mechanism… Continue Reading →
Singapore English (SgE) is a fascinating linguistic phenomenon that has been extensively studied due to its unique characteristics and its emergence as a distinct variety of English spoken in Singapore. Previous research has highlighted the presence of specific segmental and… Continue Reading →
Mother-daughter incest is a highly distressing and traumatic event that can have severe long-term psychological consequences for the victims involved. While paternal incest is more commonly known, it is crucial to acknowledge that mothers can also engage in sexual abuse… Continue Reading →
Language is a fascinating and ever-evolving system of communication that allows us to express our thoughts, feelings, and ideas. However, not all languages are created equal when it comes to their ability to convey meaning efficiently and effectively. In a… Continue Reading →
When it comes to early childhood development, there are numerous factors that can influence a child’s cognitive and language outcomes. A recent research article titled “Predictors of Infant and Toddler Black Boys’ Early Learning: Seizing Opportunities and Minimizing Risks” by… Continue Reading →
Understanding the development of numerical skills in young children has long been a topic of interest for researchers. A recent study published in the journal Child Development titled “Number Representations Drive Number-Line Estimates” by Yuan, Prather, Mix, and Smith (2020)… Continue Reading →
When it comes to understanding the complex challenges faced by street-involved youth, a recent study conducted in Brazil sheds light on the trajectories of adjustment these young individuals experience. Published in Child Development, the study titled “Trajectories of Adjustment in… Continue Reading →
What is the A-not-B Error? The A-not-B error is a well-known phenomenon in developmental psychology, extensively studied due to its robustness and its implications in understanding infants’ cognitive development. It refers to the tendency of infants to search for a… Continue Reading →