Month: October 2022

Move More, Watch Less: Toddlers’ Brain Power Boosted by Active Play

Just like building blocks help toddlers develop their fine motor skills, new research suggests that physical activity and limited screen time can supercharge their brain power. A study focused on 24-month-old children found that those who spent less than 60 minutes a day staring at screens and engaged in at least 60 minutes of active […]

Published on October 1, 2022

Exposure to accents helps children learn words

Imagine learning a new language by playing a game where each level is spoken in a different accent! A recent study from the University of Freiburg explored how children acquire vocabulary using a creative, game-based approach. The results revealed that kids who had exposure to multiple accents over a long period showed better word learning […]

Published on October 1, 2022

What is the effect of hierarchy on moral behavior?

In the realm of morality, the power dynamics at play can greatly influence the decision-making process. Just like in a game of chess, where each piece has its own unique abilities and limitations, individuals within a hierarchical structure experience a divided sense of agency and empathy. This division of roles and responsibilities can have profound […]

Published on October 1, 2022