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How does the human body manage its energy when pushed to the brink? New research shows that during extreme physical...
Read moreDetailsA recent study published in the Annals of Neurosciences suggests that practicing sound-based meditation can quiet electrical brain activity. Despite...
Read moreDetailsA new study explores how supporters of Donald Trump maintain their loyalty despite serious allegations. The findings suggest psychological discomfort...
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Read moreDetailsBy studying humans and rats, researchers pinpointed how cannabis causes hunger. The plant interacts directly with brain receptors to increase...
Read moreDetailsWhen women consistently experience infrequent orgasms, both they and their partners mentally downgrade the importance of climaxing. While this psychological...
Read moreDetailsUsing mathematical equations, a researcher has mapped the psychology that prompts authoritarian leaders to initiate democratic reforms. The study suggests...
Read moreDetailsA recent study suggests that the general public often underestimates the dangers of controlling relationship behaviors when the victims are...
Read moreDetailsA recent study reveals that openness to casual sex is linked to lower self-esteem and weaker moral views in women....
Read moreDetailsA recent study found that consuming high amounts of sugar and sweetened beverages is associated with a greater chance of...
Read moreDetailsA new study suggests giving to others is naturally rewarding for humans from a very young age. Scientists found that...
Read moreDetailsA recent study reveals that formal musical training isn't necessary for the brain to grasp complex harmonic structures. Both musicians...
Read moreDetailsA recent study involving over 27,000 participants reveals that people consistently give lower ratings to poems and stories when told...
Read moreDetailsA new study reveals that young adults who hold hostile sexist attitudes are more likely to engage in relational aggression,...
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