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If we expect a drink to contain sugar, we enjoy it more, even if it actually contains just artificial sweeteners

Aging doesn’t take away the desire for sex - many older adults still see it as an essential part of romantic relationships

Psychology study shows how a "fixed mindset" helps socially anxious people

Claims about gender, behavior fall apart when samples are ethnically diverse

Young people see fewer win-win situations than older people. Zero-sum beliefs assume that if one person succeeds, others must fail

Dark personality traits are linked to the consumption of violent pornography

Psychologists test the popular belief that you must love yourself to love a partner

Multiple childhood traumas linked to highly interconnected addictive behaviors in adulthood

Routine helps children adjust to school, but harsh parenting may undo benefits

Left-handers are more competitive than right-handers. Most people are right-handed, but 10.6% are left-handed

Your relationship dynamic plays a bigger role in jealousy than your personality, new study shows

Standard mental health therapies may fall short for autistic adults

Problematic TikTok use correlates with social anxiety and daily cognitive errors

The "focus effect" of music on cognitive and emotional outcomes during exercise is inconsistent

Childhood trauma is linked to different aging patterns in the midlife brain

A new study suggests that our hearts slow down when we make visual mistakes, providing evidence that our bodies react to perceptual errors even before we realize we have made them

Scientists discover psychedelic drug 5-MeO-DMT induces a state of “paradoxical wake.” This unusual blend of sleeping and waking characteristics provides evidence that psychedelics may temporarily reorganize brain activity in ways that promote learning and emotional recovery.

Psychology: Who dont maintain many close friends, learned independence too early

Girls rarely experience the “friend zone,” psychology study finds

Compulsively violent people might have lower IQs

Early physical attractiveness predicts a more socially effective personality in adulthood

Parent-child political disagreements can harm relationships and individual mental health

The phrase “feeling sexy” is overwhelmingly used to describe women rather than men in published books

Incels capture extraordinary public attention not because they are especially numerous or violent, but because their stories tap into deep-rooted psychological biases that make them unusually memorable and shareable.

People from cultures with strict social norms tend to be less skilled at being funny

New psychology research reveals a vicious cycle involving smartphone use and feelings of disconnection

Exam stress at age 15 can increase the risk of depression and self-harm into early adulthood, research suggests

A man’s sense of fulfillment at work is deeply tied to how well his views on money align with his romantic partner

Attitudes towards women were more strongly positively influenced by higher income and education than attitudes towards men

Grandiose narcissists tend to show reduced neural sensitivity to errors

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