New research challenges the common belief that mental illness is a primary driver of racist attitudes

A new study suggests that people with avoidant attachment styles feel more satisfied when engaging in novel and exciting activities, while those with anxious attachment styles benefit more from familiar and comfortable shared experiences.

The human brain processes romantic partners differently than close friends, specifically within the reward system

In cultures where men are active parents or where the gap between the rich and poor is wide, women are more likely to invest in their appearance to compete for partners, suggests study of 55 countries

New study suggests that reframing depression as a sign of strength, rather than weakness, boosts self-confidence and tangible goal progress

Wealthier men show higher metabolism in brain regions controlling reward and stress

Study reports associations between infants’ head growth patterns and risk of autism

Research links childhood inactivity to depression in a vicious cycle

Recreational ecstasy use is linked to lasting memory impairments

Discomfort with making eye contact is not exclusive to individuals with autism diagnosis but scales with autistic traits found in the population