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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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Large-scale evidence from Microsoft Copilot shows that people are already using general AI chatbots for symptoms, caregiving, health information and medical system navigation, especially on mobile and after hours.
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Consumer-grade wearables may help track subtle changes in cognition and mood-related states over time, but the technology remains a monitoring tool rather than a diagnostic replacement.
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The countries making the greatest progress with AI are not necessarily those adopting it fastest, but those investing in the governance, skills and institutions needed to use it responsibly.
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Physical activity appears to strengthen the biological pathways that support communication between brain cells, potentially helping preserve cognitive function over time.
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People often believe they arrive at moral conclusions through reasoning, yet growing evidence suggests that moral intuitions frequently emerge first, with reasoning following afterwards.
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While students generally demonstrated strong study habits, weaknesses in note-taking and limited access to learning resources were associated with lower academic performance.
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For many South Africans, the traditional formula for a better life seems straightforward: earn more, spend more, and enjoy a higher standard of living. Yet a growing body of research suggests the relationship between money and happiness is far more complicated than that.
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