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A deep learning approach to emotionally intelligent AI for improved learning outcomes
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Longitudinal behavioral and ERP evidence for domain-general working memory deficits in children with mathematical difficulties
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Correction: Spatial heterogeneity of grain production resilience and its influencing factors in China: based on geographically weighted regression analysis
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Falling in love with AI virtual agents: the role of physical attractiveness and perceived interactivity in parasocial romantic relationships
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Hybrid neural–cognitive models reveal how memory shapes human reward learning
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We recruited 880 participants on Prolific (app.prolific.co). No statistical methods were used to predetermine the sample size, but our sample size is orders of magnitude larger than those of most traditional lab-based human…
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Neurotic People Have More Frequent Sexual Fantasies
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The so-called “big five” traits psychologists use to describe human…
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Tripping at Death’s Door: Psychedelics in End-of-Life Care
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How should the living think about death?
It’s a question humans…
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