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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.

Is Tiredness an Emotion? How Your Brain Decides
What Are Turning Points? Life, Brain, and Well-Being
Why Am I So Indecisive About My Career?
Is Desperation an Emotion or a Survival Response?
Why Is Self-Awareness Important? What Science Shows
Does Playing Video Games Rot Your Brain?
What Is Cognitive Health? Key Pillars and Supporting Factors
What Does Cortisol Smell Like? The Science of Stress Odor
What Is Self Clearing and How Does It Benefit Your Brain?
How Hunger Affects the Brain and Your Behavior
Can Fear Kill You? The Science of a Deadly Response
What Are Calming Scents and How Do They Work?
How Your Choices and Rewards Shape Your Brain
What the Go/No-Go Task Reveals About the Brain
What Is Altruistic Punishment and Why Is It Important?
Do Eye Movements Reveal When Someone Is Lying?
Why Do Humans Blush? The Biology and Psychology
Does Color Affect Taste? The Psychology of Flavor
What Is the Whole Brain Model of Thinking?
What Is Intuitive Reasoning and How Does It Work?
Building Stress Resilience: Strategies and Science
How Positive Stress Benefits Your Brain and Body
Deception Detection: Cues, Methods, and Its Realities
The Science Behind the Yips in Baseball
What Are Ambiguous Stimuli & How Do We Perceive Them?
The Science of Focus Control and How to Develop It
What Is In-Group Bias and Why Does It Happen?
Outrage Addiction: The Science Behind Our Need to Be Mad
What Does “Emotionally Salient” Mean for Your Brain?
What Is Attentional Control and How Can You Improve It?