In classic men vs. women moment, it looks like there might be a partial answer to the age-old road trip question, “honey, are we lost?” At least for now… Researchers at the Norwegian University of ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the Monitor ...

There's one thing all animals have in common: a sense of direction. And while other animals may navigate better than we humans, most humans navigate better than I do. Case in point: The time I visited ...

Smartphones and GPS devices make it easy to get around, but they can also inhibit your natural sense of direction if you rely on them too much. If you want to be a master navigator of an area, you ...

Ever wondered why some people have no sense of direction? Why they start walking the wrong way, even when they’re looking at Google Maps on their phone? There is a growing body of scientific research ...

Here’s an embarrassing but true revelation: My sense of direction is less than optimal. That has led to many conversations like this one some years ago with my copilot, who thought GPS was for sissies ...

Researchers from the University of California at Santa Barbara recently conducted a study, published in the Memory & Cognition journal, to determine which group is better at directions. To do so, they ...

The term sense of direction is made up of a lot of different components. If you've got a good sense of direction — as men are often rumored to — you never get lost or turned around in a foreign place, ...

Analysts found that men are more likely to take shortcuts while women follow learned routes Are men or women better navigators? It’s the guys, according to a new report. » RELATED: Blame your GPS for ...

Well, this is going to prove controversial. A study has claimed that men have a better sense of direction than women – and when women are given a drop of testosterone, their sense of direction ...