Dr. Connie Wang says matching another’s laughter intensity signals emotional intelligence and fosters connection, citing accounts recounted in Charles Duhigg’s Supercommunicators.
Dr. Connie Wang cites analysis of astronaut interviews and Charles Duhigg's book to argue that mirroring laughter signals emotional intelligence and fosters social connection.
Dr. Dean Burnett argues a short, status-reversing retort can defuse insults — a strategy he links to research showing childhood verbal abuse can leave mental-health scars comparable to physical abuse.
Dr. Dean Burnett says “Calm down, grandma” can defuse put-downs by reversing status; separate research links childhood taunts to adult mental-health scars comparable to physical abuse.
Plaster plaque bearing a cross, linked to the Church of the East, was found at a monastery complex during the first island excavation in three decades
UK Fireball Alliance tracks fall zone straddling Loch Treig; volunteers asked to report black, glassy fragments before weathering erases clues
Space researchers say fragments from a July 3 fireball likely fell across the Highlands and could yield samples from the early solar system
The Aquarium of the Pacific says Ghost has entered senescence and is receiving special care while fans share memories and tributes.
Regulator clears University of the Sunshine Coast vaccine after more than a decade of research showing large reductions in disease and mortality