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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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Scientists analysing nearly 7,000 people have found that healthy sleep patterns are closely linked to the gut microbiome, adding to growing evidence that sleep influences far more than energy levels.
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Strong governance depends on more than independent boards and compliance checklists. New research suggests organisations that encourage employees to speak up identify risks earlier and are better equipped to prevent governance failures.
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A global satellite analysis suggests forests are becoming slower to recover after droughts and heatwaves, raising concerns that climate change is gradually reducing the resilience of some of Earth’s most important ecosystems.
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Students often sacrifice sleep to fit in more revision, but a growing body of neuroscience research suggests the opposite strategy may be more effective. During sleep, the brain actively strengthens newly learned information, making quality rest an essential part of successful learning.
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A new diary study suggests that not every workplace interruption is harmful. For the employee initiating the interruption, seeking help or coordinating work can strengthen engagement by building valuable social resources.
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Digital property marketing can influence buying intention, but evidence from residential real estate buyers suggests that trust and useful information matter more than online visibility alone.
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Long-term evidence suggests that everyday leisure activities may play a meaningful role in how people’s well-being develops, making free time more than just recovery from work.
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