Part of it is due to a common psychological phenomenon called “prevalence-induced concept change.”
Why Things Never Seem to Get Better
|Jul 24, 2018
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Part of it is due to a common psychological phenomenon called “prevalence-induced concept change.”
That’s only one question posed by a new analysis of an extraordinary Australopithecus skeleton.
Not necessarily, according to the results of a new study.
A variety of brain functions may depend on comparisons between actual experiences and the brain’s modeled expectations.
Clay Routledge on his upcoming book on motivation and supernatural belief.