Curiosity may increase in older adults and help protect against dementia, according to new research on how we stay mentally ...

"Curiosity is a spark for exploration. Our research reveals something exciting—people's comfort with uncertainty, their stress tolerance, amplifies the power of curiosity to drive exploration.

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Curiosity is a power as tangible as wealth or fame, says Lee-Chin, but far more agile: It relies on precision to execute plans that answer one of life's biggest questions: "How much can I achieve?" ...

Beer tastes better when cold, oranges are always sold in red mesh bags and humans fetuses feel disgust at the flavour of kale but smile for carrots. The scientific explanations for these strange ...