A large study of children reveals that the supposed gender gap in risk-taking vanishes when economists account for cognitive errors and guessing. Instead, risk tolerance depends heavily on the size of the reward and individual personality traits.

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Researchers observed a link between a constant fear of missing out, addictive TikTok habits, and everyday memory errors. These findings suggest that short video platforms share a unique relationship with how our minds maintain focus.

A new study suggests that advanced artificial intelligence models, increasingly used in medicine, can exhibit human-like errors in reasoning when making clinical recommendations. The research found these...

Why do bad things seem to happen all at once? Discover the cognitive biases, coincidences, and behaviors that shape our perception of clustered misfortunes.