Cognitive Research

Even chimpanzees and six-year-old infants want to punish antisocial behaviour more

At the age of six months, babies develop a sense of statistics more

Babies as old as only a few months are able to identify objects as 'spiders' or 'snakes' and respond to them more

Tania Singer, director at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognition and Brain Sciences, talks about mental empathy exercises, our inner judge and prospects for peaceful coexistence more

Adults too can acquire social skills such as empathy and compassion more