Openness to sugar relationships tied to short-term mating, not life history strategy
Sugar relationships may be more about sexual attitudes than survival strategies. A new study shows people drawn to these arrangements...
Read moreDetailsSugar relationships may be more about sexual attitudes than survival strategies. A new study shows people drawn to these arrangements...
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Read moreDetailsA new meta-analysis challenges the idea that older women face “double jeopardy” due to age and gender. While younger and...
Read moreDetailsA lab-based economic game revealed that women report more jealousy than men when their partners give money to a romantic...
Read moreDetailsNew research shows women underestimate their spatial intelligence, even when they perform just as well as men. This gender gap...
Read moreDetailsA new study finds that older adults engage in less self-reflection about their personality traits than younger adults. People with...
Read moreDetailsAre wealthier people more generous? A new meta-analysis suggests they might be—at least slightly. Drawing on data from over 2.3...
Read moreDetailsA new study finds that negative views of atheists may be less about moral disagreement and more about signaling group...
Read moreDetailsNew research published in the Journal of Personality & Social Psychology shows that both personality traits and life satisfaction are...
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