Conservatives more likely to believe fake news, UCLA study says
UCLA researchers tied credulity to ideology, finding conservatives more prone to accept dangerous or apocalyptic falsehoods while liberals showed less susceptibility to scary lies. The study, to be published in Psychological Science, notes distrust and threat response differences shape belief in misinformation.
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Camping trip can reset circadian clock for better sleep
A small study finds that a weekend of camping shifts melatonin timing earlier by over an hour, with winter camping extending biological night even more. Researchers note light exposure and absence of artificial light as key factors in realigning circadian clocks.
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