New research provides evidence that how women judge the transition from normal to overweight in other women's bodies is related...
Body dysmorphia is something a lot of people suffer from, and it can lead to low self-esteem and disordered eating....
Although only a limited amount of information can be processed at each fixation point, a sequence of eye movements binds...
Individuals who fail a test of cognitive reflectiveness are more likely to doubt the legitimacy of the 2020 presidential election...
A new study published in the journal Frontiers in Psychology adds to a body of research suggesting that mental strategies can improve...
New research published in the journal Applied Cognitive Psychology suggests that a tendency to readily believe conspiracy theories coincides with a general...
People who mistake meaningless sentences for profound statements tend to be poor judges of their own cognitive performance, particularly when...
Socially anxious women exhibit heightened oxytocin reactivity to psychosocial stress, according to new research published in Psychoneuroendocrinology. The study provides evidence...
We’ve all been given the advice “don’t grocery shop hungry” before—but should hunger make us also stay off dating apps?...
A region of the forebrain known as the striatum tends to be larger in psychopathic individuals, according to new neuroimaging...
New research published in the British Journal of Psychology suggests that if you want to improve your creativity, it is better to...
New findings suggest that allostatic load mediates the association between early life adversity and global cognition, as well as executive...
New research provides evidence that higher testosterone levels reduce the risk of unemployment and increase the odds of landing a...
Research shows that education is linked to higher life satisfaction, but it is still unclear as to why. New research...
The dopaminergic system appears to play an important but overlooked role in LSD's effects on consciousness, according to new research...
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