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Behaviors

New study reveals: Who's nicer – rich people or poor people?

A comprehensive study that analyzed the behaviors of millions of people across 60 different societies challenges the popular perception about the generosity of the rich and the poor.

|ByNEWS AGENCIES/MAARIV
A new study reveals that rich people are nice than poor people
Smoking a cigarette (illustrative)

Poor habits cause death more than disease - opinion

American Heart Association found that 40% to 63% of cases of sudden cardiac arrest are preventable just by eliminating eight risk factors. It all comes down to our behaviors.

|ByALAN FREISHTAT
Eye-tracking glasses show how dogs perceive human gestures. Illustration.

Eye-tracking glasses show how dogs perceive human gestures

The findings suggest that dogs do not merely follow commands mechanically but try to interpret human intentions, demonstrating a more sophisticated level of understanding.

|ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF
Mice pull tongues to revive unconscious companions, study finds. Illustration.

Mice pull tongues to revive unconscious companions, study finds

Anesthetized or sedated mice that were cared for by helper mice recovered faster than those without such assistance.

|ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF

Bonobos challenge our perception of ape intelligence, research suggests

Researchers found that these primates can communicate unknown information to help humans discover it.

FEBRUARY 5, 2025ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF
Which of the cups is hiding a treat? Illustration.

"How did spiky-tailed dinosaurs mate?" poses a weighty problem

"There's probably no non-awkward way for those non-avian dinosaurs to mate."

JANUARY 23, 2025ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF
Kentrosaurus, a spiny relative of Stegosaurus. A herbivorous dinosaur with numerous spines on its back and an open mouth. Sculpture in Jura Park.