How Could a Mom Do That? A Psychologist and a Survivor Weigh In on 'Unknown Number'

Dr. Mary Sanders, a Stanford psychologist, tells TODAY.com that Munchausen by proxy is "when someone falsifies illness on ...

Your very own humane interface: Try Jef Raskin’s ideas at home

In 2002, Raskin, along with his son Aza and the rest of the development team, built a software implementation of his ...

lululemon: The Best Performance, The Lowest Valuation

LULU's strengths include product innovation, a direct-to-consumer model, and successful international expansion, particularly ...
Rock Paper Shotgun

Study into inverted versus uninverted controls suggests we can stop having pointless arguments about it

You're probably wrong about why you prefer inverted or non-inverted game controls, a new cognitive research study has claimed ...
GameSpot

You Like Your Controls Inverted Because Of Science--And Your Brain

According to Corbett, the assumptions for why people prefer inverted controls were wrong. Instead, the biggest determining factor was how quickly gamers could mentally rotate things and ​​overcome the ...

Scientists have worked out why some people invert video game controls, so which side is correct?

Now, though, it's part of a scientific study. As reported by The Guardian, Dr Jennifer Corbett and Dr Jaap Munneke at Brunel University London initiated a study during lockdown into the neuroscience ...