People with strong destiny beliefs are more likely to ‘ghost’ a romantic partner, study finds
Ghosting — or ending a romantic relationship by unexpectedly cutting off all contact — has…
Study finds 12 weeks of yoga reduces body-image dissatisfaction in women
Practicing yoga can improve negative self-attitude about one’s physical appearance, according to a new study…
Tinder users have reduced sensitivity to sexual disgust and take more health-related risks
People who use the mobile dating app Tinder tend to be less disgusted by sexual…
Study sheds new light on why it ‘makes sense’ to psychopathic individuals to not help others
People with higher levels of psychopathic traits are less likely to be influenced by a…
Genetic reductions in serotonin transporter may cause some people to respond differently to MDMA
New research suggests that a subgroup of people may respond differently to the drug ecstasy…
Exercise reduces the startle reflex during periods of unpredictable threat
New research has found that a 30-minute bout of exercise reduces a defensive physiological response…
Study suggests humor could be an emotion regulation strategy for depression
Humor can help decrease negative emotional reactions in people vulnerable to depression, according to new…
Violent video games linked to the endorsement of some traditional masculine roles
People who spend more time playing violent video games are more likely to agree with…
A single dose of psilocybin enhances creative thinking and empathy up to seven days after use, study finds
New research provides more evidence that psilocybin, the active ingredient in magic mushrooms, can improve…
Right-wing individuals are more tolerant of the spreading of misinformation by politicians
People on both ends of the political spectrum disapprove of lying. But new research suggests…
Study finds mindful people are happier with their sex life
Married adults who are more aware of the present moment tend to have higher levels…
People who read Facebook article previews think they know more than they actually do
The short article previews provided by Facebook can make users think they know more than…