Taiwanese public largely rejects gender self-identification, survey finds
A new study published in Archives of Sexual Behaviour reveals that an overwhelming majority of Taiwanese respondents strongly oppose gender...
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Schemas help older adults compensate for age-related memory decline, study finds
A new study in Cognition found that older adults rely more on schema knowledge to compensate for age-related memory decline,...
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Feminism linked to increased hookup culture endorsement among women, study shows
A new study published in Archives of Sexual Behavior found that young women who identify as feminists or hold feminist...
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Adults and children judge coincidences differently, study reveals
New research reveals that even young children recognize coincidences, but their understanding evolves with age, becoming more refined as they...
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New psychology research reveals how a negative emotion can help you succeed
A recent study sheds light on how a commonly disliked emotion might actually boost your chances of success in challenging...
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Study finds strangulation is common during sex among young Australians despite known risks
A new study finds that sexual strangulation is common among young Australians, with positive perceptions driven by beliefs about safety,...
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People with this socio-cognitive skill tend to leave more positive first impressions
Individuals with stronger theory of mind skills make more positive first impressions by demonstrating better cognitive sensitivity and communication, according...
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New study explores how feminist heterosexual men navigate sexual desire
A study has found that most feminist heterosexual men do not see a conflict between their feminist principles and sexual...
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Flattery can harm leaders’ reputations and their organization
Leaders who reward flattery are perceived as naive, potentially damaging their reputation and the perceived fairness of their organizations.
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Epigenetic age acceleration moderates the link between loneliness and chronic health conditions
A new study suggests that loneliness may accelerate biological aging and exacerbate chronic health conditions in older adults, with the...
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Love’s downside: Research identifies major disadvantages of romantic partnerships
New research has identified 11 major disadvantages of intimate relationships, including less freedom, emotional cost, and fights, with perceptions varying...
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New study explores the psychological dynamics of helping strangers
A new study found that competence and prosociality independently increase compassion and willingness to help others, suggesting these traits are...
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How personality traits predict life satisfaction: Insights from new psychology research
A recent multinational study reveals that stable personality traits play a significant and consistent role in predicting life satisfaction across...
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New paper explores the blurred lines between AI and human communication
Thomas Fuchs argues that true empathy and understanding require human subjectivity and biological embodiment, which AI lacks, cautioning against confusing...
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Children’s sense of meaning in life predicts mental health and positive behavior
A new study in The Humanistic Psychologist reveals that a higher sense of meaning in daily life significantly predicts better...
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