Human enhancement: Is it good for society?
Human enhancement technologies are opening up tremendous new possibilities. But they’re also raising important questions about what it means to […]
The people who hold the most extreme views opposing genetically modified (GM) foods think they know most about GM food […] When Lebron James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh signed with the National Basketball Association’s (NBA) Miami Heat in 2010 as […] Paying for a cup of coffee with a smartphone instead of a credit card is gaining prominence among consumers — […] Indirect reciprocity is a model that explores how humans act when their reputation is at stake, and which social norms […] With the Christmas party season fast approaching, there will be plenty of opportunity to re-live the familiar, and excruciatingly-awkward, social […] The blinking lights and exciting jingles in casinos may encourage risky decision-making and potentially promote problem gambling behaviour, suggests new […] Taste might have less to do with what consumers are willing to pay for wine than you think. In fact, […] Rude staff, slow Wi-Fi, cheap sausages for breakfast… Up to 81% of us think looking at reviews is an important […] What motivates a customer to choose a particular model of mobile phone? Experts from the University of Seville, in collaboration […]Consumer Behavior
Genetically modified food opponents know less than they think, research finds
In team sports, chemistry matters: Sports analytics analysis reveals that past shared success among team members improves odds of future wins
Adoption of mobile payment shifts consumer spending patterns, habits
No cooperation without open communication: Scientists develop new and more realistic model of human interaction
So, you think you’re good at remembering faces, but terrible with names? New research has revealed we are actually better at remembering names than faces
Casino lights and sounds encourage risky decision-making
Wine’s origin might affect acceptable price more than taste study shows
Reading between the lines: Are we as savvy as we’d like to think when it comes to reviews?
Consumers choose smartphones mostly because of their appearance