Romantic relationships are often assumed to enhance well-being, but evidence for that assumption remains debated. A new study tracked over...

We often imagine people with dark personalities as obvious villains. But science reveals a far stranger truth, showing how these...

A new study finds that people hear familiar words as louder than nonsense words, even when both are equally loud....

People who defend the system and those who reject it may share a surprising trait: support for antidemocratic ideas. A...

A new study provides evidence that misophonia is linked to difficulties in adapting to emotional demands and switching thoughts. The...

Why do lesbian couples divorce more often than others? A recent Finnish study offers news insights into this question, finding...

Children with strong verbal reasoning but slower information processing may face unexpected hurdles in school, according to new findings. Teachers...

According to new research, American voters tend to follow their hearts more than their heads. The study found emotional preferences...

A new study suggests that semaglutide, a drug best known as Ozempic, may reduce cocaine use, motivation, and relapse in...

Experiences of awe may foster deep bonds with social groups. A study in Emotion indicates that awe enhances identity fusion,...

Ten years of nationwide data from New Zealand reveal most White men report low and stable perceptions of discrimination. But...

A large-scale study has found that people tend to pair based on shared social environments, not simply educational attainment. Published...

New research suggests that higher iron levels in specific brain regions may help identify who is at risk for developing...

Scientists in Japan report that memory consolidation during REM sleep may rely on only a handful of adult-born neurons. Their...

A new study in PNAS Nexus suggests that political users on Reddit express morality differently depending on context. Left-leaning users...