Researchers have shown that mice use chemical cues, including odors, to detect the social rank of an unfamiliar mouse and compare it to their own, using this information to determine their behavior.

Get Instant Summarized Text (Gist) Mice determine social hierarchy by detecting chemical cues, including odors and non-volatile scent signals, using both olfactory and vomeronasal systems ...

Here’s your unofficial guide to mastering the social skills everyone’s silently judging you for, so you can stop second-guessing and ... Being sensitive to social cues like body language ...

Babies living as refugees display similar social abilities to those raised in ... and involved researchers in peace and conflict studies, game design and psychology. Between 100 and 300 children ...

With 20+ years of basketball writing experience, Raul "Barry" Barrigon has covered NBA All-Star Games, Euroleague Final Four, and EuroBasket, while also interviewing stars from Jerry West to Kevin ...

Acid Labs has raised $8 million in funding for its instantly playable Web3 games on social messaging platforms. The company’s mission is to build viral instant games where people already connect.

To discover who they are, you must turn to subtle social cues. It would be easy — natural, even — to assume that whoever holds the most power in a room would make everything about themselves.

Taking cues from the New York Times, Samsung is expanding its News app on Galaxy devices to include gaming. The mobile manufacturer is bringing trivia game The Six to Samsung News, which was initially ...

The studio just released Starfield's first DLC, Shattered Space, and guess which game studio design director Emil Pagliarulo is namechecking in an interview with GamesRadar? The Elder Scrolls 3 ...

I guess Alan Wake 2 did it as well. Spoilers ahead for, you guessed it, Alan Wake 2. Still here? Great. An enterprising Alan Wake 2 fan has realised that the game lets the cat out of the bag very ...

Many boardgames in the party game genre like to test the players knowledge with trivia or social deduction ... their second guess (this time in counter-clockwise order), the cue giver places ...