A new study has found that critical thinking and academic achievement build on each other over time in elementary school...

People pay more visual attention to female aggressors than male ones, but do not consistently judge their actions as more...

A new study shows that romantic relationships often begin to unravel one to two years before they officially end. Researchers...

People who rely on social media to “stumble upon” news are more prone to spreading misinformation, according to a new...

A new meta-analysis suggests that people with major depressive disorder have lower levels of the brain antioxidant glutathione in the...

A groundbreaking study suggests that Parkinson’s disease may begin in the kidneys, where a toxic protein builds up and travels...

Lower diversity in the oral microbiome was linked to higher depressive symptoms in a large U.S. sample, with especially strong...

A new study from Lebanon finds that people with authoritarian beliefs tend to oppose violence against political leaders, while those...

Experienced FPS players showed faster aiming execution and more efficient eye movement patterns, especially a single-saccade strategy, compared to non-players....

A new study published in the Journal of Psychoactive Drugs suggests that while awe can be transformative during ayahuasca retreats,...

Touch-related sensory decline could offer early clues to cognitive problems, according to a recent review. The findings point to tactile...

Specifying a child’s race alters how adults perceive their awareness of race and racism, according to new research. Black children...

A new study shows that individuals with higher psychopathic traits are less likely to punish unfair behavior, especially when it...

A new study suggests that forgiving someone does not make us forget what they did—but it does change how we...

A new study suggests that the way people learn to trust others early in life can shape their political ideology...