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People tend to see their friends as less cynical than those friends see themselves. New research suggests friendship combines genuine insight with a surprisingly persistent tendency to give one another the benefit of the doubt.
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A South African study of 968 pregnant women and mothers found that a symptom checker integrated into MomConnect was associated with safer care-seeking decisions, but financial barriers still prevented some women from acting on medical advice.
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A South African governance study argues that clean municipal audits measure financial compliance, not necessarily whether residents receive reliable services, raising questions about how local-government performance should be assessed.
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South African researchers found microplastics falling from the atmosphere at sharply different rates across urban environments, revealing how air may be helping plastic pollution move between cities, soil and waterways.
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A first-year university student can read every word on a page and still miss what the author is really saying. The difficult part is often hidden between the sentences: recognising an implication, connecting ideas that were never stated directly, or working out what a writer expects the reader to understand without explaining it explicitly. These […]
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South African research suggests SME performance depends on more than business knowledge. A Johannesburg study links stronger returns to a broader combination of knowledge, skills, values, attitude and experience, with implications for how entrepreneurs are trained and supported.
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Researchers have demonstrated how artificial intelligence can analyse everyday smartphone interactions to identify subtle behavioural changes that may signal the early stages of illness, opening the door to a new generation of preventative digital healthcare.
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Scientists have discovered that plants can detect underground warning signals from drought-stressed neighbours, allowing them to prepare for water shortages before conditions deteriorate.
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Being willing to change your mind is often seen as a weakness. New philosophical research argues the opposite: intellectual humility may be one of the most valuable skills for better decisions, stronger relationships and lifelong learning.
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Making a lasting first impression may have less to do with confidence than many people believe. New psychology research suggests genuine curiosity and attentive listening are among the strongest predictors of how positively others remember us.
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