Left-wing vs. right-wing: who is more likely to help others?
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Political orientation / Prosocial behavior / Helping behavior / personality
Left-wing vs. right-wing: who is more likely to help others?
Are supporters of the political left more prosocial and altruistic than their right-wing counterparts? In theory, this link is very plausible. This article summarizes the empirical research on the link between political orientation and prosocial behaviors and personality traits. / more
Small Screens, Big Effects: How Screen Media Shapes Early Childhood
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Early childhood media use / healthy media habits / screen time / kids
Small Screens, Big Effects: How Screen Media Shapes Early Childhood
How does early screen use shape child development? This article reveals how content type, family background, and parental media habits can either support or hinder a child’s cognitive, emotional, and social growth. It also provides practical strategies for fostering healthier media habits in young children. / more
If you read this…
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Learning to read / word recognition / reading fluency / reading comprehension
If you read this…
… you can already do a lot! Reading is a bit like magic: You can easily read a word like “dozibrofu” out loud, even though you’ve probably never seen it before. You can also read a sentence in which the wrods suddnely look copmleteyl dffiernet. And even when something isn’t fully described in a text, you can often visualize it clearly. Maybe that’s why you’ve already guessed that we’re about to explain how reading works. / more