What is DuckDuckGo and Why is it Now Called Duck.com? 
Mark Twain: Biography of the “Father” of American Literature 
Milton H. Erickson and the New Theories on Hypnosis 
Brain Reward System: Neurobiology of Motivation 
Abstinence Syndrome of SSRIs (Antidepressants) 
Neuroscience of Revenge 
3 Signs of Lack of Affection in Children 
Why Game Broadcasts will Continue to Grow in 2019 Thinking Too Much Takes Away the Impulse to Happiness
Thinking too much sometimes generates mental overweight and subtract inertia to happiness.
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Zeigarnik Effect: the Anguish of Not Being Able to Finish What was Started
The Zeigarnik effect reminds us that the brain does not like to leave things half-baked or, even more, that they give us ambiguous or imprecise information.
5 Things you Did not Know About Human Intelligence
Several curiosities related to human intelligence, a very important psychological concept.
Instagram Allows you to Send Audio Notes by Direct Message
Instagram has launched a new functionality for direct messages and from now on users of the social network can send voice messages of up to one minute in length.
Individual Sexual Violence and Group Sexual Violence: What are They?
Talking about sexual violence can be controversial, given the impact it has on society and because of the popular belief transmitted historically regarding the issue.
5 Keys to Write a Cover Letter to Apply for a Job
Although at the time of looking for a job we believe that our curriculum alone is enough and enough, the truth is that writing a cover letter to apply for a job is much better.
Assessment Center: the Incredible Situational Assessment Method
The work environment is increasingly competitive. Also, in turn, it is not easy to choose the right candidate for each job.
The Fable of Andrew, or Nobody is Indispensable
The fable of Andrew tells us about an extraordinary accountant. We refer to a bright and ambitious young man who wanted to go as far as he could.
There’s Always Someone Looking at You: the Foucault Panopticon
It is known as Foucault’s panopticon to a thesis of the French philosopher on power, control and domination.
The Paradoxes and Myths of Romantic Love
When we talk about romantic love, we usually add a note of color that shows how wonderful it is.
The Legend of the Blue Butterfly
This oriental legend tells of the blue butterfly, which many years ago, a man widowed and was left in charge of his two daughters.
John Forbes Nash: Biography of the Mathematician with a Prodigious Mind
John Forbes Nash was one of the most brilliant mathematicians of our century. He won the Nobel Prize in economics for his game theory and negotiation processes.
What is the Wandering Mind and Why Should it Matter to Us?
Every day we perform thousands of actions automatically. It is natural that it is so because we could not be rationalizing even the smallest activity.
Informative Obesity: the Reflection of a Hyperconnected Society
The current world offers us the possibility of being connected at all times. Thus, daily we receive a huge amount of information that is totally disproportionate in relation to our real needs.
How to Use the Mobile Phone to Sleep Better
It is not unusual for us to go to bed just to be awake a couple of hours more. Guilty? Probably Twitter, YouTube, or any page that keeps us awake navigating in the safety of our beds.