Loneliness linked to cognitive decline in older adults, study finds
Loneliness is linked to lower cognitive performance in older adults, particularly for those aged 65 and older, across Europe.
Read moreDetails
New psychology research reveals surprising link between your name and your life choices
A new study provides evidence that people might be drawn to careers and cities starting with the same letter as...
Read moreDetails
New psychology research reveals the hidden benefits of hitting a mental wall
Have you ever felt stuck while solving a problem? That frustrating feeling of hitting a mental wall is called an...
Read moreDetails
New study examines the dynamics of adaptive autonomy in human volition and behavior
A new study highlights challenges in achieving true behavioral autonomy, with success rates dropping significantly as task complexity increased.
Read moreDetails
New study examines attitudes towards rape and homicide across political divides
A study found that 61% of respondents view rape and homicide as equally serious, with political ideology and moral foundations...
Read moreDetails
Does repeated information trick us into thinking we knew it all along? New study has an answer
New research indicates that repeated exposure to information increases belief in its truth and creates false memories of prior knowledge....
Read moreDetails
New model suggests envy fuels the radicalization process and distorts perceptions
Envy might drive radicalization by intensifying awareness of inequalities and prompting individuals to join militant groups to rectify perceived injustices.
Read moreDetails
Narcissism linked to aggression in daily social interactions, study finds
Grandiose narcissism is related to increased aggression during daily interactions, according to a recent study published in the Journal of...
Read moreDetails
Does childhood adversity dilute life’s meaning? New research reveals surprising findings
New research suggests adverse childhood experiences reduce adults' sense of life coherence and significance but do not affect their sense...
Read moreDetails
Self-determination buffers against death anxiety and enhances well-being
New research indicates that satisfying psychological needs for autonomy, competence, and relatedness can mitigate existential anxiety induced by mortality awareness,...
Read moreDetails
Changes in personality traits linked to significant life outcomes
New research has found that stable personality traits not only predict important life outcomes like health, happiness, and career success,...
Read moreDetails
Study explores women’s voices in online pornography abstinence forums
New research suggests that women use pornography abstinence forums to share therapeutic narratives, navigate heteronormative pressures, and foster empowerment.
Read moreDetails
New study reveals unexpected downsides to expressing gratitude in close relationships
In a curious twist to the traditional narrative surrounding gratitude, recent research published in the Journal of Personality & Social...
Read moreDetails
Victim characteristics sway moral views on sexual assault of sex robots
New research shows that moral judgments about sexual assault on AI-powered sex robots are shaped by the robots' perceived mental...
Read moreDetails
Study suggests hero label may lead to exploitation of nurses, teachers, and military
New research published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology suggests that the heroization of groups such as healthcare...
Read moreDetails