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  • Bigger Screens Can Change How Much We Trust Ads

    Bigger Screens Can Change How Much We Trust Ads

    The screen size of a smartphone can change how much we trust advertisements, which could influence what we ...
    Life & Tradition November 26, 2015
  • Tech Bloggers Aren’t Trading Praise for Free Stuff

    Tech Bloggers Aren’t Trading Praise for Free Stuff

    Even if bloggers accept compensation or free products for reviews, those perks don’t necessarily lead to endorsements, report ...
    Social Media September 10, 2015
  • Local Ads Don’t Work If They Give Us the Creeps

    Local Ads Don’t Work If They Give Us the Creeps

    Ads that pinpoint customers by their locations often creep out their targets, say researchers.
    People July 22, 2015
  • World Cancer Day 2015: How Green Tea Targets Cancer Cells

    World Cancer Day 2015: How Green Tea Targets Cancer Cells

    A compound found in green tea may be an effective way to kill oral cancer cells without damaging ...
    Health February 4, 2015
  • How to Track the ‘Footprint’ of Fashion Influence

    How to Track the ‘Footprint’ of Fashion Influence

    Analyzing relevant words and phrases from fashion reviews makes it possible to identify a network of influence among ...
    Fashion December 22, 2014
  • Teens Eat Better If Parents Are Home for Meals

    Teens Eat Better If Parents Are Home for Meals

    Teens whose parents spend breakfast and dinner time at home generally eat healthier diets than most adolescents, say ...
    Health September 20, 2014
  • Is Bullying Harder on ‘Popular’ Kids?

    Is Bullying Harder on ‘Popular’ Kids?

    Bullying affects more than just isolated and marginalized students, a new study shows. In fact, relatively popular students ...
    People April 3, 2014
  • To Keep Teens Safe Online, Middle Ground Works Best

    To Keep Teens Safe Online, Middle Ground Works Best

    New research suggests that parents should try to establish a middle ground between keeping their teens completely away ...
    Family & Education March 25, 2014
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