We all make predictions every day. They cover a variety of topics, from the weather to the stock market, and they usually have variable chances of coming to pass. A new study indicates that relying on your intuition can make for more accurate predictions, although the reason this happens is unclear.
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17 April 2012
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In a new study of the reasons that may ultimately hinder children's abilities to achieve even basic math proficiency, experts have determined that some kids simply lack an intuitive grasp of the whole concept of working with numbers. When adding this to the fact that mathematics are hard to learn and practice ev... |
20 June 2011
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A group of investigators in Japan announces a new series of discoveries they made on the origins of expert intuition, which could change the way we look at the human brain. The research team was basically able to identify the neural basis that underlie this ability.
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21 January 2011
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According to a new scientific study that focused on the benefits of using intuition in the decision-making process, it would appear that listening to their guts makes people capable of making useful decisions at times. However, in other instances, listening to intuition can lead to costly mistakes.
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6 January 2011
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A new scientific research shows that two people can learn to cooperate intuitively – even without communication or a clear intention to coordinate, but larger groups need to communicate.A team of researchers from the University of Leicester’s School of Psychology and Department of Economics, wanted to exp... |
28 October 2010
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Neuroscientists call 'brain noise' the random activity occurring in the human brain that does not bear any importance to the mental functions. Usually, children tend to have increased brain noise, but as an individual matures into an adult, the level decreases as the intuitive functions of the brain slowly ... |
4 July 2008
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