Voters favor competent-looking politicians, but this preference is stronger among higher socioeconomic status individuals, who value competence more, according to...

Women and parents say intelligence is key in partners, yet choose attractive mates, even if less intelligent.

Why do women orgasm? It's not essential for reproduction like it is for men, sparking centuries of scientific curiosity. Is...

Parents and childfree adults showed similar midlife well-being, except when childfree adults had prioritized parenthood earlier in life but did...

Despite the "my body, my choice" rhetoric used by anti-mandate protesters, a Sex Roles study reveals that opposition to COVID-19...

In new relationships, reacting emotionally to a partner's stress is linked to higher relationship quality, as it signals care and...

Does relationship bliss inevitably fade? A 20-year study tracking thousands reveals satisfaction declines in all relationships, but plummets faster before...

Reframing solitude as “me-time” rather than “isolation” can boost emotional well-being and reshape perceptions of being alone, revealing the subtle...

A study on the 2020 U.S. election examined how perceived dark tetrad traits (Machiavellianism, narcissism, psychopathy, sadism) in Trump and...

Lower-class Americans perceive their societal contributions as less significant than higher-class individuals due to a bias favoring “bridging help” (helping...

Higher attachment avoidance in parents correlated with lower sexual satisfaction for themselves. Notably, fathers' attachment avoidance also reduced mothers' sexual...

Lonely individuals underestimate how much their loved ones care, leading to lower relationship satisfaction and reinforcing loneliness. This negative bias...

A study found that r/IncelExit emphasizes informational support to help members leave inceldom, while Incels.is fosters emotional support that reinforces...

Romantic relationships are more central to men’s well-being than women’s, according to a forthcoming article in Behavioral & Brain Sciences.

A study published in Journal of Personality & Social Psychology examined how dominance and prestige influence social standing across men...