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Say we A-B tested user reactions to completing some task (e.g. transferring files, restarting their device): would people be quicker to get impatient/ annoyed if they got random percentages as ...
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As a non-specialist, I am unclear as to the exact meaning of the terms pre-synaptic and post-synaptic.
Specifically, do they refer to
the same neuron, either transmitting or receiving, before and ...
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I was playing pinball the other day, and I wasn't doing very well - my reactions were far too slow it seemed.
My question is - Firstly - how can someone's reactivity measured/determined? I imagine ...
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I am a lay person and new to this, and while I do understand that 145 IQ means 3 SDs up from the mean, I want to have a rough idea of what it means in real-life examples, from people who have ...
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As far as I can tell, both megalomania and narcissism are found in [delusions of] grandiosity. Perhaps megalomania has more focus on power, rather than just being well liked?
What is the primary ...
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Why is it that upon seeing anything the involves gore, e.g.:
surgical cutting
excessive blood
blood and pain
causes nausea, vomiting or fainting?
And why does watching it repeatedly take away that ...
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For example, let's say I have a friend sprinting a 50m distance and that friend wants me to time the race, but I don't have a stopwatch so I have to count "manually". Can I count while simultaneously ...
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Some people are very careless when reading instruction on a work task they've been given or in reading any other kind of text. They would skip some of the sentences, not get deep into other and ...
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