Research involving four studies found that men’s value for a large penis relates to threatened masculinity, dominance, and aggression. The...

Can conspiracy theorists change their minds? A comprehensive review suggests they can, though the effects are often small. Interventions appear...

Researchers have identified specific brain connectivity deficits in individuals with chronic heroin addiction. The findings suggest that a breakdown between...

A new study suggests a simple EEG test can predict sexual side effects from antidepressants with 87% accuracy. Researchers found...

An analysis of World Health Organization data indicates that while psychiatric distress is common among psychedelic users, reports of overdose,...

Researchers have identified specific biological pathways, including neural activity and inflammation, that connect mental health conditions to cardiovascular disease. The...

New research reveals that humans can physically absorb fear from robots. The study found that holding a robot simulating rapid...

Researchers using advanced MRI have observed that experienced meditators can alter fluid circulation in their brains. The findings indicate that...

A new study suggests that high-dose oral contraceptives might make it harder for the brain to distinguish safety from threat....

Researchers have found that individuals with no lingering COVID-19 symptoms still exhibit distinct changes in brain tissue integrity and neurochemistry...

A new fMRI study finds that people with excessive smartphone habits show increased activity in brain regions associated with social...

Scientists investigating the "cult of personality" surrounding Donald Trump found that his staunchest supporters score unusually high in conscientiousness.

Anger and hatred are often conflated, but new research provides evidence that they serve distinctly different evolutionary roles.

A new study published in Sleep Health reveals that frequent night waking is linked to immediate reductions in cognitive speed....

A new study published in the Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry suggests that young children exposed to average temperatures...