A new study provides evidence that men with more pronounced psychopathic personality traits exhibit greater increases in Honesty, Emotionality and...
New research indicates that the fear of missing out (FoMO) is associated with the desire to strive for status, competing...
New research provides evidence that women consider a "lordotic" posture (in which the lower spine is curved towards the belly)...
Women and their parents choose partners who don't match what they say they want for themselves or for their daughters,...
A series of experiments in China found that athletes with better performance in sports were considered to have more attractive...
A new study provides evidence that women are more likely to employ "levelling" when competing with a higher-performing partner compared...
A sociological analysis of 128 nonindustrial societies has found that female premarital sex is more restricted in societies that are...
In a new study published in Scientific Reports, researchers found that men who spoke more clearly were seen as more...
A new study on U.S. undergraduates explored how variations in facial features change perceptions of readiness to provide parental care...
New research sheds light on heterosexual men's attraction to gynandromorphs (feminine-presenting individuals assigned male at birth who retain their penises)....
A recent paper introduces the Enactivist Big-5 Theory (EB5T) of personality, a framework that posits personality traits predispose individuals to...
The new study found that when men are asked to choose body types they find attractive and those they find...
A recent study of Dutch men published in Frontiers in Psychology revealed that the men were likely to exaggerate when...
A new study examining how much energy males and females spend carrying babies in different positions reported that women expend...
A series of four studies on undergraduate students indicates that women perceive other women as more competitive than men in...
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