Tag: Cognitive psychology

  • Scientists Found a Surprisingly Simple Trait Shared by People Who Believe Conspiracy Theories

    Scientists Found a Surprisingly Simple Trait Shared by People Who Believe Conspiracy Theories

    A government cover-up. A secret group pulling the strings. A hidden truth that powerful people supposedly do not want ordinary citizens to know. Conspiracy theories can look wildly different, but a new study suggests some believers may share something surprisingly ordinary: discomfort with uncertainty. Researchers examined 253 adults and found that certain psychological and worldview…

  • Does Everyone Hear A Voice In Their Head When They Read?

    Does Everyone Hear A Voice In Their Head When They Read?

    Right now, as your eyes scan these words, something remarkable might be happening inside your head. A voice could be narrating every syllable, complete with tone, rhythm, and emotional inflection. It might sound like you, or perhaps someone else entirely. Or maybe, just maybe, you’re experiencing complete silence while somehow still understanding every word. This…