Insecurely attached individuals are less likely to go for a compromise in relationship conflicts
A new study published in Sexual and Relationship Therapy suggests that insecure attachment styles shape how couples handle conflict. College...
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Conspiracy theories can significantly influence public support for war
New findings indicate that conspiracy theories targeting foreign governments can significantly shape war-related beliefs. Across five studies, people exposed to...
New psychology research identifies factors that predict sexual dream intensity
Sexual dreams often mirror waking psychological patterns. University students who scored higher in sensation seeking, extraversion, and neuroticism tended to...
Can facial fillers and Botox-like injections improve your dating prospects or how others see you?
New research suggests that minimally invasive facial aesthetic treatments, such as fillers and neurotoxin injections, offer only a modest boost...
A simple cognitive vaccine can make you more resistant to misinformation
A recent study tested whether people can be “inoculated” against misinformation by shifting how they think. The results suggest that...
Psychopathic men and less selective women report more sex via Tinder
New research finds that men high in psychopathy and sexual desire, and women who are less picky with matches, report...
Letting loose with a swear word may actually make you stronger
Swearing out loud before a task boosted grip strength and increased motivational energy in a new psychology study. The findings...
Pilates may help treat female sexual dysfunction, new study indicates
Twelve weeks of Pilates was associated with improvements in sexual desire, arousal, orgasm, and mood among women with sexual dysfunction,...
Is ChatGPT making us stupid?
When The Atlantic asked in 2008 whether Google was making people stupid, the concern was about memory and attention. Now,...
Children raised in poverty are less likely to believe in a just world
A new longitudinal study of Chinese high school students suggests that growing up in poverty weakens belief in a just...
Religious attendance linked to greater support for youth tackle football, study finds
Frequent churchgoers are more likely to say tackle football is appropriate for kids, according to new research. The study highlights...
Virtual workout partners may not be real but they still feel real enough to boost your exercise
Virtual avatars may be enough to make people feel like they’re part of a group workout, according to a study...
New research identifies multiple personal, social, and biological risk factors for PTSD
While PTSD is often linked directly to traumatic experiences, a new investigation shows that individual background, biological susceptibility, and social...
Psilocybin and MDMA may reset fear-related brain-immune signaling, scientists find
Psilocybin and MDMA may do more than alter perception. A study in Nature suggests they also reduce fear by targeting...
Acetaminophen use during pregnancy linked to higher risk of autism, ADHD in children
Researchers reviewed dozens of studies and found that children whose mothers used acetaminophen during pregnancy were more likely to be...
