A group of researchers recently examined the relation between “America First” populism and lifetime arrests. Their results, published in the...

In an effort to better understand how anxiety traits affect one’s ability to learn under uncertainty, and specifically to what...

Our reliance on the media, in all its forms, is heightened in times of crisis, especially those of public health...

An estimated 140 million people live in high-altitude communities, i.e., those situated over 2,400m (8,000ft) above sea-level. While these populations...

The outbreak of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has led to widespread quarantine and shutdown of all services deemed non-essential....

There’s been no shortage of public support and international acclaim for those who work on the front lines in the...

Feeling lonely? You’re not the only one. Feelings of loneliness, as well as an actual lack of social ties, are...

It’s hard to imagine a world today without television and its immediate descendants like Netflix and Disney+. Considerable research has...

Infectious disease researchers often want to know more about what makes people, especially children, likely to become ill. While it’s...

Increased interest in meditation and its many positive benefits has been accompanied by a plethora of self-help books, YouTube guided...

For most of the developed world, more and more of our time is spent indoors than ever before, despite the...

The connection between what and when we eat, and the structure and functionality of the brain, is one of the...

The old-age population is growing quickly; people are living longer lives, but the same mental and cognitive deficits occur at...

Racial attitudes occur in and are experienced by children at an early age. A study published in Child Development has...

Prejudice, especially towards immigration and immigrants, is a complex psychological phenomenon. While we’re still a long way from understanding why...