After one round of the game, half of the students looked at seven images of baby animals (considered the cute images) while the others viewed pictures of adult animals. Then the participants tried ...

Two graduate psychology students at Yale University, Rebecca Dyer and Oriana Aragon, led the research into reactions to cute images. They claim to have found a connection between pictures of cute ...

Looking at pictures of cute baby animals is something of an obsession for those who spend long periods of time on the internet. But while that might seem like procrastination to the outside ...

To test if 'cute aggression' was a real phenomenon, Ms Dyer and her co-author Oriana Aragon, also a Yale grad student, recruited 109 participants for an initial study looking at pictures of cute ...

She and doctoral student Laura Alba conducted a study to ... between participants’ reactions to cuter and less-cute images of babies—possibly, Stavropoulos told Gizmodo’s Catie Keck, because ...

This could be the greatest sentence ever published in the history of Internet research: "The results show that viewing cute images improves behavioral performance on a non-motor speeded task." Just as ...

An elementary art teacher from Texas, United States paid homage to her students by wearing a dress ... who simply thought the picture of her mom was cute, had no idea it would blow up on social ...

images, and other forms of personalised feedback to mark exams and assignments. Many parents believe these memes and cute comments motivate students to perform better while creating stronger ...

according to viral pictures and videos shared on mainland Chinese social media. Inspired by different species in the real world and popular emojis online, many students have created differently ...