Science news articles about 'personal values'
Good news for veggies: Personal values deceive taste buds
... to groundbreaking new research in the Journal of Consumer Research, the reason that a beef burger tastes better than a veggie burger to some people has more to do with values than actual taste.When seeing IS believing
... in innocent situations, while participants who regained feelings of control by focusing on important personal values were no different from people who never lost their feelings of self-control in the ...New studies reveal differing perceptions of nature-altering science
... . "Understanding that people make decisions about technology through the prisms of their personal values will be important to take into account if we are to accurately communicate the risks and ...Consumers desire more genetic testing, but not designer babies
... already be exceeding the number of available genetic counselors. Consumers may have also followed their own personal values or belief systems when assessing choice for genetic tests and that genetic ...Children Raise Their Parents
... at home; but not only from parents. Researchers studied the role of the family in passing on personal values. Parents influence their children. But children also influence their parents. And parents ...Personal Values Color Understanding Of Sentences Within Milliseconds
Moral-ethical and political beliefs color the way people read opinion questions. This ‘coloring’ process takes place well before people become aware of their answers to such questions. This ...Caltech scientists develop novel use of neurotechnology to solve classic social problem
... -classification techniques—can confer at least some information (albeit "noisy" and imprecise) about what a person values, they went on to test whether that information could help them solve the free- ...Teach your physicians well
... of General Internal Medicine, shows that faculty values regarding clinical care, education, community ... at your institution?" "How do your personal values align or conflict with what you experience in ...Coral reefs inspire rare consensus -- just save them
... needed, even if it meant banning human use. These views toward coral reefs reflected peoples' core personal values and are unlikely to change much, scientists said. The studies ...
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