psychology
2024-10-10 @ 12.27.30 ∈ In English

Carefully exposing children to more misinformation can make them better fact-checkers, study suggests
Researchers found that the children who were the most diligent about fact-checking […] claims were also the ones who saw more false claims […] earlier in the study. Meanwhile, those who had more reliable environments with fewer false claims earlier in the study did almost no fact-checking.
2024-09-30 @ 15.21.14 ∈ Suomeksi
2024-09-27 @ 12.14.29 ∈ In English
2024-09-25 @ 12.27.59 ∈ In English
2024-09-14 @ 13.22.30 ∈ In English
(From 2023; Medium.com, eww)

AI and the American Smile
Why do you smile the way you do? A silly question, of course, since it’s only “natural” to smile the way you do, isn’t it? It’s common sense. How else would someone smile? As a person who was not born in the U.S., who immigrated here from the former Soviet Union, as I did, this question is not so simple.
2024-06-23 @ 16.09.10 ∈ In English
2024-04-03 @ 16.18.15 ∈ In English
I wonder if this is (at least partly) explans different people’s different video framerate prefences (30 vs 60 fps).
I spy with my speedy eye – scientists discover speed of visual perception ranges widely in humans
Some participants in the experiment indicated they saw the light as completely still when it was in fact flashing about 35 times per second, while others were still able to perceive the flashing at rates of over 60 times per second.





