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Taller students tend to perform slightly better in school, new research finds

Research found U.S. Christians who believe that God is benevolent, angry, and engaged tend to express stronger religious nationalism

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People who believe they are attractive are more materialistic, and new research suggests this is because they are more likely to compare themselves with others in terms of abilities, opinions…

Childhood curiosity might be somewhat protective against depression in adulthood, study finds

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

Men more likely than women to orgasm from anal penetration, study finds

Extraversion, narcissism, and histrionic tendencies predict the desire to become an influencer, finds study of teenagers aged 16 to 17

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