Men’s neck musculature informs perceptions of parental abilities and interest in long-term relationships
A recent study in the Scandinavian Journal of Psychology discovered that men with larger trapezius muscles are perceived as more...
New research uses an evolutionary perspective to reveal overlooked aspects of psychological well-being
A recent study in Evolutionary Behavioral Sciences introduces a comprehensive model detailing 15 life domains essential for understanding psychological well-being,...
New psychology research casts doubt on assumptions about facial masculinity and parenting
A new study published in Adaptive Human Behavior and Physiology found no significant correlation between facial masculinity and self-reported paternal...
Eye-tracking study: Women’s attention to facial masculinity tied to mating interests and self-perceived attractiveness
How interested women are in short-term relationships and how much they value themselves as partners don't directly affect whether they...
Childhood co-residence plays pivotal role in father-child bonding, regardless of biological ties
A recent study published in Human Nature sheds light on parental investment by birth fathers and stepfathers. The findings indicate...
Dance together, bond together: New study sheds light on the evolutionary function of dance
Engaging in physical activities with others, such as dancing together, significantly increases the sense of bonding with the group but...
New psychology research indicates laughter can communicate a lot more than good humor
Laughter is an ancient and versatile social tool that we share with animals. It serves three basic social functions: reward...
Childhood adversities linked to earlier menstruation and motherhood, study finds
Women who experienced difficult childhoods, including emotional and physical neglect, tend to have their first menstruation at an earlier age...
Understanding the psychology of self-perceived mate value: Key findings from recent study
Have you ever wondered what make people believe they’re desirable as a partner? A study published in Archives of Sexual...
New psychology research indicates physical attractiveness predicts health outcomes 10 years later
A study published in the American Journal of Human Biology found that individuals rated as above-average in physical attractiveness tended...
New research links climate change to shrinking brain size in modern humans
A new study suggests that decreases in brain size in modern humans may be driven by natural selection in response...
Unlocking the secrets of a sexy stride: Insights from women’s biomechanics
New research published in Frontiers in Sports and Active Living provides insights into the biomechanical strategies used by women to...
Women show higher levels of intrasexual competition than men
Research published in Scientific Reports challenges the idea that men are more competitive than women. The findings suggest that when...
Psychopathic men exhibit heightened levels of sexual coercion and suspicious jealousy in romantic relationships
A recently published study found that men with higher levels of psychopathic traits are more likely to engage in sexual...
Study finds no link between immune system functioning and male facial attractiveness
A new study published in Scientific Reports explored the relationship between immune system functioning and perceived attractiveness. In contrast to...
