While research often focuses on attracting partners, a new study reveals that difficulties in maintaining relationships are a primary reason...

A new study suggests that Western adults are cultural outliers who learn to reject a natural human love for ornamentation.

New research published in Sex Roles finds that when new fathers take longer paternity leave, mothers tend to show fewer...

A new study suggests that women who prioritize parenting and long-term planning are more likely to rely on others' opinions...

Researchers found that women prefer mates who show "growth motivation," meaning a desire to broaden perspectives and develop wisdom. This...

People who see themselves and their partners as similarly high in desirability tend to report happier, more committed romantic relationships,...

A new study reveals that people with higher autistic traits perceive facial attractiveness differently. Researchers found a link between these...

While displaying a “baby bump” is seen as empowering, new research in Sex Roles suggests it may backfire. The study...

Researchers examining debates over women’s bodily autonomy find that harm arguments often operate less as genuine moral convictions and more...

Sexual dreams often mirror waking psychological patterns. University students who scored higher in sensation seeking, extraversion, and neuroticism tended to...

While PTSD is often linked directly to traumatic experiences, a new investigation shows that individual background, biological susceptibility, and social...

Human brain growth slowed about 300,000 years ago, research in Brain & Cognition suggests. Energy demands and shifting climates may...

Why do some mistakes haunt us for years? A study in Self & Identity explores the inner conflicts that prevent...

A sweeping new study reveals that narcissistic traits—especially antagonistic rivalry—are linked to more frequent experiences of social exclusion, shaped by...

People who score higher on neuroticism are more likely to experience frequent nightmares, according to research published in Dreaming.