Language does not modulate fake news credibility, but emotion does
The proliferation of fake news in internet requires understanding which factors modulate their credibility and take actions to limit their impact. A number of recent studies have shown an effect of the foreign language when making decisions: reading in a foreign language engages a more rational, analytic mode of thinking (Costa et al., 2014, Cognition). This analytic mode of processing may lead to a decrease in the credibility of fake [...]
Do potential Past and Future Events Activate the Left-Right Mental Timeline?
Current evidence provides support for the idea that time is mentally [...]
Production of False Memories in Collaborative Memory Tasks Using the DRM Paradigm
Studies on collaborative memory have revealed an interesting phenomenon called collaborative [...]
Stimulus Similarity Decreases Spontaneous Object Recognition Regardless of the Retention Interval
The experiment aimed to test in a spontaneous object recognition [...]
Rock Influences Spatial Memory in Adults Rats, while Classical Music do not
Music can be used as a therapeutic tool and has [...]
