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National nostalgia (a sentimental longing for how the country used to be) predicts greater support for Donald Trump and more prejudiced views

Americans’ attitudes toward immigration are shaped not only by cultural or economic concerns but also by their beliefs about how immigrants vote

The ‘beauty bias’ in the service industry is inconsistent and sometimes backfires

Men who were obese as children tended to have shorter penises as adults, finds new study from Vietnam

Cannabis use during adolescence and young adulthood is associated with more frequent psychotic-like experiences

Psilocybin therapy linked to reduced suicidal thoughts in people with psychiatric disorders

Moral absolutism explains support for bans better than conservative or liberal ideology

Sermons at large evangelical church tend to justify economic inequality, study finds

Major IQ differences in identical twins linked to schooling, challenging decades of research

Psychology study finds spill-over effects of nature visits on daily happiness

People who score higher on certain psychopathic traits may actually have a sharper understanding of other people’s thoughts and intentions

Early-life sugar restriction is linked to lower adult asthma and COPD risk

New study finds creativity supports learning through novel mental connections

Men and women tend to approach sex with different emotional needs and relationship strategies in mind

In later life, a romantic partner’s happiness is closely linked to your own, study finds

Sexual consent tends to decline with age for women who have experienced nonconsensual sex

People on the far-right and far-left exhibit strikingly similar brain responses

The nocebo effect, not gluten, may trigger symptoms for many with IBS

Masturbation became more common for both women and men between the early 2000s and the early 2010s

Most people rarely use AI, and dark personality traits predict who uses it more. Study finds AI browsing makes up less than 1% of online activity

Your social status has a surprising influence on your biological stress responses

Most White men don’t feel discriminated against, according to 10 years of New Zealand data

Your perception of loudness bends to what you know, according to new psychology research

People do not primarily choose partners based on their actual education levels

Actively watching or liking videos that romanticize offenders is associated with higher levels of hybristophilia, a term for women’s sexual attraction to criminals

Simplistic thinking and rejecting democracy have a “strikingly” strong link

Cannabidiol may ease Alzheimer’s-related brain inflammation and improve cognition

Internet use is linked to better cognitive health in older adults

When single men use pornography but believe doing so is wrong, this conflict can increase sexual shame and loneliness, which in turn may lead to depression

New psychology research suggests voters respond more to feelings than facts

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