Imagine you’re trying to gauge how good someone is at cooking. Sure, you could ask the person themselves, or you could ask their close friends and family for their opinion. But wouldn’t it be more accurate to actually watch them cook? That’s the idea behind a study on older adults’ ability to perform instrumental activities […]
Sometimes our eyes play tricks on us, making us miss important things that are right in front of us. Whether it’s a hidden gorilla in a video or a blatant typo in a document, our brains have a tendency to overlook these details. Recent studies have shed light on this phenomenon called ‘Looked But Failed […]
Imagine you have two teams preparing for a big race, one with all men and the other with all women. They’re both training hard, but are they getting the same benefits to their performance? Well, just like in this scenario, a recent study suggests that the effects of physical and mental activity on thinking skills […]
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