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Study Finds People Tend to Turn Counterclockwise When They Walk

The June 10 Nature Communications paper shows a small individual left‑turn bias that scales into crowd patterns, prompting biomechanical and virtual reality follow-up studies.

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Switching Between Motor Skills Triggers Predictable Errors, Johns Hopkins Study Finds

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Missing One Amino Acid Rewires Fly Sense of Smell to Find Yeast and Live Bacteria

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Study Finds Addictive-Like Toy Fixation in Some Dogs

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Vanderbilt Study Links Rhythm Skills to Risk for Speech and Reading Disorders

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Largest Study Finds Sex-Linked Longevity Split Between Mammals and Birds

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Delegating to AI Makes People Less Honest, Nature Study Finds

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Wearable Sensors Reveal Five Overeating Types to Enable Tailored Obesity Care

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Wild Octopus Study Catalogs 3,907 Arm Actions, Revealing Decentralized Control

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New Research Quantifies Team Spatial Coordination, Identifying Movement Patterns That Predict Performance

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Massive Study Finds Dogs’ Behavior Held Steady Through Pandemic, With Slight Dip in Trainability

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AI Motion-Capture Study Finds Couples Hug Longer Than Friends

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Weaver Ants Boost Individual Pulling Power as Group Size Grows

Behavioral Science

Study Finds People Tend to Turn Counterclockwise When They Walk

People Are More Willing to Cooperate Than They Believe, Global Study Finds

Divers Frequently Damage Coral Reefs Without Realizing It, Study Finds

Study Finds Naked Mole-Rat Queens Can Hand Over Power Peacefully

Babies Show Deceptive Behaviors Before Age One, Bristol-Led Study Finds

Study Finds No Sign of Cat–Owner Attachment in Standardized Test

Rejecting Unknown Calls Can Increase Spam, Experts Warn

ASU Study Finds Mood Flips How People Read Dog Emotions

Switching Between Motor Skills Triggers Predictable Errors, Johns Hopkins Study Finds

Missing One Amino Acid Rewires Fly Sense of Smell to Find Yeast and Live Bacteria

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Behavioral Science

Study Finds Addictive-Like Toy Fixation in Some Dogs

Vanderbilt Study Links Rhythm Skills to Risk for Speech and Reading Disorders

Largest Study Finds Sex-Linked Longevity Split Between Mammals and Birds

Delegating to AI Makes People Less Honest, Nature Study Finds

Wearable Sensors Reveal Five Overeating Types to Enable Tailored Obesity Care

Wild Octopus Study Catalogs 3,907 Arm Actions, Revealing Decentralized Control

New Research Quantifies Team Spatial Coordination, Identifying Movement Patterns That Predict Performance

Massive Study Finds Dogs’ Behavior Held Steady Through Pandemic, With Slight Dip in Trainability

AI Motion-Capture Study Finds Couples Hug Longer Than Friends

Weaver Ants Boost Individual Pulling Power as Group Size Grows

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Behavioral Science