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Michael Pereira

Michael Pereira

Two adults and three infants play with colourful toys around a table.

Infants make nuanced moral character judgments as early as 12-months-old, study finds

April 13, 2026

Whether by choice or by habit, we regularly make moral judgments about the people around us. Is the person forcing themselves into a full subway car a bad person, or are they just late for an appointment?

A blanket and pillows spread out on a couch.

Edges and object boundaries key to processing visual orientation

April 08, 2026

You finally spot it: your phone peeking out from under a pillow on the couch across the room. Within a fraction of a second, you can pretty accurately pinpoint where it is in relation to other objects in the space.

Psychologists develop new way to study how we learn

February 26, 2026

Scientists at the University of Toronto have developed a new way to investigate how we learn by combining two brain imaging techniques and zeroing in on what they call “pathway footprints.”

What makes a bridge aesthetically pleasing? Psychologists team up with civil engineers to find out

February 11, 2026

Hamburg has over 2,400. Hong Kong has more than 1,400. In Toronto, at least 1,000 dot the city.

An easy, science-backed way to find more meaning in life

February 09, 2026

You may not need a new job, relationship, or expensive hobby this year to find more meaning in life. You just need to pay more attention, according to psychologists.

How energy efficiency in the brain shapes our aesthetic preferences

December 10, 2025

Psychologists at the University of Toronto have discovered a link between our aesthetic preferences and the amount of energy used by our brains to process what we see.

U of T researchers reveal how surgery that cuts cancer risk changes women’s brains

November 27, 2025

A team of researchers at the University of Toronto have found that women who had their ovaries removed in their 30s and 40s to protect against a genetic predisposition to certain forms of cancer are nearly two times more likely to experience memory issues—or what

Elizabeth Page-Gould named University of Toronto SSHRC Leader

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