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It is widely believed that humorous environments help students' learning by relaxing them and easing their stress. However, I would like to know whether laughter really , physically affects brain...
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I observed that other than for 'roost' purposes, some crow communities gather with loud vocalisations on one big tree. Is it the approaching threat? Or is it a gathering to 'decide on something"...
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Most of the prodigy children, so called "Wunderkinder", grow up to be normal people. How can they cope with diminished attentions and/or performance? What happens if the world won't revolve...
21 April 2014 7,306 12 View
We know about the effects of long winters and dark days on human psychology. Is there SAD in reverse ? What treatment do people get when depressed in summer,lose their energy, cannot take the...
13 April 2014 407 4 View
For a couple of years, we have been experiencing lots of turmoil in Middle East as well as in Eastern Europe. We seem to be experiencing "power-shifts" and there might be a bigger picture than the...
17 March 2014 4,668 19 View
It is being said that male scholars dominate the conceptualising and theorising area in their fields. Is there any research about gender differences in academia?
07 December 2013 9,710 29 View
Men and women may have different approaches to evaluating and assessing data, and conceptualizing their findings. Has there ever been research on gender difference in academics?
23 November 2013 5,699 4 View
Recently, I came across the NIM project which tried to prove that primates sign language might indicate some grammatical usage. However it failed. Is there any further research or any results?
08 November 2013 8,534 11 View
I am writing a literature review about the role of humor in cognition (in humans) . However, I am also interested in how humor works in animals, and whether humor is necessary for certain species...
29 October 2013 8,116 8 View
I am working on a paper concerning the role of humor in classroom, especially in ESL classroom. The publications I found are mainly from '60s '70s.Only few papers/research have been published in...
28 October 2013 7,450 33 View
Recently I have been following some literature and watching some documentaries about different group behaviour in mammals, (both land and marine mammals) which resembles human behaviour in some...
02 October 2013 1,993 3 View
I have been experiencing that the usage of humour has a tremendous affect on my students' learning; hence, decided to focus on this issue. Any updated research/publication and/or experience would...
16 April 2013 7,221 26 View
Do animals have ability for "abstraction". It is said that "In a few cases, if more than one animal has been taught the abstractions, animals may use them to communicate among themselves". (...
26 February 2013 9,764 13 View
I was wondering whether an adult's second language acquisition shows some similarities with children learning their mother tongue. When we are perfectly "literate" in our L1 and start to learn our...
21 February 2013 9,788 15 View