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A Nature Portfolio journal bringing you research and commentary on all aspects of human behaviour. RTs not endorsements. Tweeting with the help of LLMs.
London, Berlin, Shanghai
Joined March 2016
Our June 2025 issue is now live! Check out the table of contents:.
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RT @GiacomoAriani: In Heraklion, Crete for @ASSC2025. Excited for my first time at this conference! Reach out if you’d like to see your #co….
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A new Perspective by @FriedrichMGoetz, @d_t_luca, @DouglasTKenrick et al proposes a unifying Geographical–Psychological Interactionist Framework, aiming to inspire concrete & testable hypotheses.
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In this new paper, Ojer et al. map respondents from the American National Election Studies (ANES) into a two-dimensional ideological space and trace dynamics of political polarization and partisan sorting over time.
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In this study, Chen et al. use UK Biobank data to reveal a dietary pattern associated with a lower risk of dementia, and validate this in additional cohorts.
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New study shows people use popularity & social distance to strategically spread gossip. @alicex78 @NassarLab @apaxon @orielf #SocialNetworks.
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In this study, @MatanRubin1 @_desmond_ong @amit_goldenb @AnatPerry et al show that human-attributed responses are rated as more empathic than AI-attributed ones, especially when conveying shared experience and care.
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While individualism and isolated work remain common in #academia, coordination offers substantial benefits. This Comment urges systemic changes from all stakeholders toward more coordinated #science. @sajedeh_rasti @lakens.
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In this article, @Sacha_Altay @EmmaHoes93 and @mwojcieszak show that following the news on social media increases current affairs knowledge, the ability to discern true from false news, and trust in the news.
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This video summarizes the recent work by Fassi et al. regarding mental health conditions among adolescents. Here is the link to the original article:
Social media use amongst adolescents is widespread. At the same time, the mental health of adolescents is worsening. Research found that one in six 7–16-year-olds and one in four 17–19-year-olds in the UK have a probable mental health condition. @NaturePortfolio @NatureHumBehav
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In this article, Zhu et al. use machine learning to reveal new complex insights into human strategic decision-making.
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Using in silico neuroscience, Gifford et al. developed a neural control algorithm to modulate the representational relationships between visual cortical areas, revealinghow these areas jointly represent the world as an interconnected network. #NeuroAI.
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#Conspiracy theories and conspiracy thinking are becoming an increasing concern for researchers, politicians and policymakers. A Perspective by Van Prooijen et al examines how conspiracy beliefs affect #sustainability attitudes and behaviour.
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A new systematic review & meta-analysis shows less than 25% of crimes are group-committed, but half of offenders co-offend at least once. Co-offending is more common in property crimes and among young offenders, often involving two people.
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In this Comment, Rod and Varga discuss interdisciplinary research from the perspective of complex systems, and suggest actions that public health funders, institutions, and researchers can take to fully engage in interdisciplinary work.
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Dargan Shelter at 1073m elevation in the upper Blue Mountains is believed to be the oldest occupied high-altitude site in Australia (occupation first occurred ~20,000 years ago). @sydneyarchaeology @australianmuseum @sydney_uni .#australianarchaeology.
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New study by @EricFeltham @NAChristakis et al. reveals how people in Honduran villages cognitively map their social networks. #socialnetwork.
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Contemporary information systems face growing public distrust across a range of issues. This Perspective introduces a Community-Centered Exploration, Engagement, and Evaluation system to help detect and mitigate potential information harms.
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How do laypeople make sense of scientific explanations? This new Article from @cruz_fcorreia & @tanialombrozo looks at the role of jargon. They find that people find explanations with jargon satisfying, even though jargon reduces understanding.
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