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My biology made me do it? Why some voters may embrace the right

Humans

My biology made me do it? Why some voters may embrace the right

The way your body automatically responds to a threatening picture is strongly linked to how likely you are to favour right wing populism, says John Hibbing

Comment

Man reads about Trump's victory in paper

Humans

Primal fear can blinker our decisions, even in elections

Comment

crowd

Humans

An excess of honour could help explain the appeal of Trump

Leader

Disgust

Health

A bit of disgust can change how confident you feel

News

Health

You are hallucinating right now to make sense of the world

Features

humanoid robot face

Humans

Exploring the uncanny valley: Why almost-human is creepy

Features

fuzzy woman

Humans

A Day in the Life of the Brain hunts consciousness

Culture

Close-up of a mouse's tail wrapped around the bars of a cage

Life

Mice fall for rubber hand illusion just like us

News

A puppet of character Pinocchio, whose nose grew every time he told a lie

Humans

Lying feels bad at first but our brains soon adapt to deceiving

News

Topless male tattoo

Humans

Brain scans show trans people feeling at odds with their body

Differences in the brain’s response to touch may explain why transgender people often feel like some parts of their body don’t belong

News

Technology

Do Uber ratings let passengers discriminate against drivers?

News

Technology

DeepMind's AI has learned to navigate the Tube using memory

News

Humans

Abolishing locked psychiatric wards could put patients at risk

News

Humans

Why scary clowns are threatening people all around the world

Analysis