Research published today in Environmental Communication suggests that scientists may have more freedom than previously thought to engage in certain...

A new research paper, by Chen et al in Cognitive Neuroscience, studied the connections between the executive control and reward...

The increasing proportion of the population who prefer to remain childless is a major social problem for many European countries....

Watching cartoons through video glasses during dental treatment could help lessen children’s anxiety and distress as well as reducing disruptive...

As online dating has become a widely accepted way to attract possible romantic partners, scholars have been taking a closer...

In a paper recently published by the Journal of New Music Research, Professor Rolf Inge Godøy and colleagues at the...

New research published in Sexual & Relationship Therapy has uncovered the different ways in which men and women perceive infidelity. Infidelity can...

We’re all aware of the physical advantages of exercising and the emotional advantages have also been well-documented. But how much...

It could be perceived that social status can be correlated with better life chances and educational achievements for children. But...

The pricing of artwork is often left up to the experts, but are they being swayed by unconscious signals the...

Research published in the International Journal of Adolescence and Youth has examined whether the desire for romance leads to increased...

As Valentine’s Day approaches, love is in the air. One sure-fire way to express love towards someone, be it a...

While most studies of parental sex discrimination explore the devastating social and demographic effects of a cultural preference for boys,...

New research published in Cogent Social Sciences has found that in some situations, moderate internet users are more likely to...

The majority of adolescents with access to the internet have watched sexually explicit materials on the internet. However, the stigma...