A recent study investigates the relationship between mobile phone dependence and creativity in adolescents

Leftist causes widely seen as more moral, even by conservatives, finds study

Children raised in poverty are less likely to believe in a just world

Shock events in 2024 presidential campaign reversed typical online behavior, new study shows

Sexist beliefs—especially hostile sexism—are strongly associated with negative attitudes toward public breastfeeding

A study of college students in China found that students whose parents, both mother and father, were warmer towards them tended to have better socio-emotional skills

Women feel unsafe when objectified—but may still self-sexualize if the man is attractive or wealthy

Women face backlash when expressing anger about gender inequality

Study finds Trump and Harris used distinct rhetoric in 2024—but shared more similarities than expected

Lonely individuals tend to view themselves as a burden to others

Evolution may have capped human brain size to balance energy costs and survival

Childhood attention problems may set the stage for adolescent delinquency. Using a large, nationally representative U.S

Scientists uncover dozens of genetic traits that depend on which parent you inherit them from

Genetics strongly influence persistent anxiety in young adults, new twin study suggests

Treating chronic lower back pain with gabapentin, a popular opioid-alternative painkiller, increases risk of Alzheimer’s Disease

Long-term study finds widening gap in social isolation between sexual minority and heterosexual adults

Adults diagnosed with ADHD often reduce their use of antidepressants after beginning treatment for ADHD

Chronic exposure to microplastics impairs blood-brain barrier, induce oxidative stress in the brain, and damages neurons, finds a new study on rats

Positivity resonance predicts lasting love, according to new psychology research

Childhood trauma is linked to sexual narcissism and hypersexual behavior

New study links celebrity worship to narcissism, materialism, and perceived similarity

Christians are more self-compassionate than atheists, but also more narcissistic, suggests a new study.

New research supports the “rabbit hole” model of conspiratorial thinking

Bright children from low-income homes lose cognitive edge in early secondary school

Top AI models fail spectacularly when faced with slightly altered medical questions

Psychedelic experiences may offer a lasting boost in perceived life meaning

For Republicans, items associated with Democratic Party—regardless of racial or gender content—were more likely to be seen as “woke”

Lonely people show greater mood instability, especially with positive emotions. Lonely people may struggle to sustain positive feelings over time

Trump shows signs of cognitive shift after 2024 shooting, new study suggests

People who are quick to see themselves as victims of unfair treatment may be more likely to believe in conspiracy theories, according to a massive international study.

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