Hearing messages embedded in meaningless noise could be an early
sign of schizophrenia.
Two recent studies offer insight into how individuals
perceive their own bodies and a possible explanation for out-of-body experiences.
A study has found significant
parallels between sophisticated use of facial whiskers by rats and fingertips by humans.
A recent study throws new light on the "cross-race effect", a well-replicated if not fully understood phenomenon involving difficulty in distinguishing between people
of other racial groups.
Study finds that the colour of orange juice has a huge effect on perceptions of taste.
Recent technological advances in facial composite
systems have failed to improve identification and apprehension of criminal suspects.
New research finds that normal aging processes have little detrimental effect on the sense of smell.