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Only about 14% of Americans identified their romantic partner as their best friend

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Highly stylized TikTok videos, known as “edits,” portraying politicians as physically attractive or “badass” increased ratings of their attractiveness and, in some cases…

Narcissists tend to have an increased sense of entitlement and perceive inequity because they overestimate their contributions, study suggests.

Conspiracy believers tend to overrate their cognitive abilities and think most others agree with them

Americans’ favorable attitudes toward Asians declined during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic

People who were shorter or less satisfied with their height tended to be more envious, more jealous, and more competitive toward same-sex peers

White Americans do not feel threatened by demographic change, suggests new study that casts doubt on this widely accepted idea: that White Americans respond with a sense of threat when told they will no longer be the majority in the US

Scientists show how you’re unknowingly sealing yourself in an information bubble - Even when people aren’t actively seeking to confirm their views, the structure of traditional and AI-powered search tools can trap them in informational echo chambers.

People use 3 main strategies to end an intimate relationship: 86% “soften the blow” by explaining breakup reasons, taking responsibility and convincing partner separation is beneficial

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