How bilingualism changes the brain
Neuroscientific research has shed light on the neurological underpinnings of bilingualism (fluency in two languages), compared to monolingualism (fluency in one language only).
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Men and Masculinity in Film
Read a brief discussion about masculinity in films.
The science behind multitasking
When faced with an overwhelming to-do list, multitasking can seem like the quickest way to get everything done. However, research highlights numerous cognitive and mental health drawbacks of this method…
Eye-catching: the art of cinematic glances
Explore the different ways in which filmmakers and actors have used eyes and looks to enhance the symbolism and sensibility of their work.
What does your music taste say about you?
Sophie Prior explores the link between music taste and personality.
What does friendship mean to us? An explanation of our most important relationships
Why are friends so important to us? Evie Sproat explains our most important relationships and how they construct our identities within and outside religious communities.
What is it about loneliness that makes it so alluring?
Read Ilinca's discussion on loneliness in the world cinema.
Why read horror books when films are just as effective?
Are you bored of horror films and looking for more stimulation? Why not drop by your local bookshop and peruse the shelves for the perfect scare...
Time for a rewatch? Comfort shows and why we keep going back to them.
As we start to approach winter with those cold and dark nights ahead of us, Phoebe Cook looks into comfort shows and what keeps drawing us back to them everytime.
Why decorate your room?
Gabriella Cohen describes the importance of decorating a room using Colour Psychology