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Hugh Kang

On the editorial desk at Biology Insights, Hugh Kang reports on behavioral science from Fort Collins, Colorado. He started in general assignments at a local paper, holds master’s training in journalism, and tracks modern research into human decision patterns.

Are Podcasts Good for You? The Science of Listening
What Is Epistemic Curiosity? The Science of Wanting to Know
Perceptual Distortions: Causes, Types, and Impact
Averted Gaze: The Psychology of Why We Look Away
What Makes a Person Stupid, According to Science
What Is a Moral Decision and How Do We Make One?
How to Stop Humming: Behavioral Strategies and Solutions
How to Trick Your Brain: Techniques That Actually Work
Are Humans Selfish by Nature or Naturally Cooperative?
The Role of Facial Expressions in Nonverbal Communication
The Science of Unconscious Bias and How to Reduce It
Why Facts Don’t Change Our Minds — And What Does
Can You Die of Anger? The Science of Fatal Rage
Is AI Making Us Lazy? A Look at Tech’s Impact on Our Brains
What Is Behavior Modeling and How Does It Work?
Why Do People Eat Crayons? The Causes and Risks
How Rewards and Punishment Shape Our Behavior
How to Measure Empathy With Scientific Methods
Do Video Games Rot Your Brain? The Science Explained
Psychological Effects of Altitude: Mood and Cognitive Shifts
What Is Justice Sensitivity? Brain, Behavior, and ADHD
How to Control Yourself When Willpower Isn’t Enough
Facial Mimicry: Why We Imitate Others’ Expressions
What Is Selective Attention and How Does It Work?
How to Handle Stress and Pressure: Science-Backed Tips
Fear of Crime: Neurological, Hormonal, and Emotional Effects
Online Misogyny: Examining Cognitive and Neurological Factors
Dopamine Addiction: The Science of Compulsive Behavior
How Can I Be Focused? Habits That Actually Work
Why You Procrastinate Even When It Feels Bad: Brain Science