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Intimate partner violence overwhelmingly affects women, but men can also be victims

People with higher cognitive abilities have weaker moral foundations

Machiavellian leaders tend to create toxic environments for followers, yet are not consistently rewarded or penalized for their behavior

New research shows the psychological toll of the 2024 presidential election

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