Fathers who hold more traditional beliefs about manhood showed steeper drops in testosterone while spending an hour alone with their...

Large language models can sound remarkably human, but a brain imaging study suggests they organize sentence meaning differently from people...

Why do some toddlers charge into a room of strangers while others hang back? A study of tens of thousands...

Kids who ran faster in a 1985 fitness test were somewhat less likely to develop depression by middle age, according...

Teens whose parents lean on yelling, threats, and punishment without explanation tend to hold stronger beliefs that rule-breaking and aggression...

Why do some people hold grudges after a fight? A new study suggests that for people who fear rejection, a...

Does brain pathology spark low mood, or the other way around? In older adults without memory problems, buildup of the...

Who calls a psychedelic helpline? An analysis of nearly five years of calls and texts found that psilocybin dominated, cannabis...

Does using AI on the job build expertise or erode it? A field experiment with patent lawyers suggests the answer...

Teachers often reveal slide content one piece at a time as they talk. A new eye-tracking study suggests the habit...

People who believe one conspiracy theory tend to believe others, and many psychologists point to a general suspicious mindset. But...

“We do not sell products. We build experiences.” If that sounds like a chatbot, there’s a name for it. A...

Is seeing women as objects a fixed feature of perception? A new brain stimulation study suggests it may be more...

People low in narcissism show closely matched brain activity when watching someone else get harshly criticized. Among people high in...

Work deadlines, family arguments, and car trouble may not stay outside the relationship. A two-week diary study suggests that when...