Music listening habits can predict general cognitive ability, study of 58,000 songs finds

College doesn’t make students as liberal as people think. Completing a college degree has been linked to a liberal political identity

Loneliness Drives Cognitive Impairment, Can Lead to Shorter Life

People prefer to negotiate with women, even when outcomes are identical and gender is unknown

Analyzing 20 years of data (from 1982 to 2002), researchers found when millennials were young adults, they were more afraid of becoming adults than Generation X and baby boomers had been at the same age

Highly intelligent people are more likely to ditch old habits for better ideas, study finds.

Your facial expressivity may be to thank for a great social network. Recent research ties facial expressiveness to social network size and richness

Why opposites don’t attract: A global study reveals the true rules of romantic compatibility

Women rate their sleep quality lower than men, despite sleeping better

Conservatives view addictive products more favorably than liberals, study finds

Narcissism and dark personality traits predict a strong desire for cosmetic surgery

Encountering subtle reminders of God in daily life can make people more likely to choose unhealthy junk foods over natural options

Republicans are more likely to see a smile as a play for power

Sleep problems in middle-aged and older adults are tied to lower psychological well-being nine years later

CEO narcissism is linked to value-destroying insider transactions, study finds

Largest study of women’s orgasms to date collected data from 27,931 women. Nearly half (47%) reported reaching orgasm more frequently when alone vs

Shockwaves from routine military duties associated with long-term anger and violence

Test-Retest Reliability of Standardized Diagnostic Interviews for Common Adult Psychiatric Disorders

Narcissistic and schizoid traits steer fantasy content: The “first, solid” investigation of how personality traits influence our fantasies publishes its findings.

Engaging in physical and mental self-pleasure before going to bed is associated with falling asleep faster, enjoying better sleep quality, and experiencing more positive emotions upon waking.

Sexism is often a stronger predictor of political attitudes than a voter’s actual gender

Longer paternal leave linked to lower risk of depression. Research on parental leave has traditionally focused on mothers’ health

Classroom settings and the behavioral expectations of formal schooling are more of an evolutionary mismatch for boys than girls because of sex differences in physical activity levels and social relations

Status fuels narcissism and narcissism fuels the chase for status

Mental health policy is a major deciding factor for American voters, new study finds, especially to liberals, higher-income people, and those in relatively poor health.

Romantic partnerships often act as a buffer against loneliness for most people, but this protective association does not universally extend to asexual individuals

The psychology of paradoxical thinking: Extreme arguments in favor of a controversial topic can reduce overall support

Minor delays in regular paychecks elevate the risk of intimate partner violence

Kids’ sleep schedules vary widely by culture: An international look at family approaches to children’s sleep finds that cultural norms prompt huge variation in bed times, total rest, and more.

Facial appearance can shape parole and recidivism judgments. "Criminal"-looking faces were judged less deserving of parole and more likely to reoffend

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