Is your AI chatbot politically biased? A new study provides evidence that ChatGPT leans left, misaligning with average Americans and even censoring right-leaning viewpoints.
Intrigued by what makes women thrive psychologically in romantic relationships? A new study in Behavioral Sciences is offering important insights.
Despite the "my body, my choice" rhetoric used by anti-mandate protesters, a Sex Roles study reveals that opposition to COVID-19 public health measures is actually associated with opposition to abortion rights.
Scientists used advanced methods to investigate if church attendance causes increased charity. Their new study reveals attending religious services does lead to more giving, though the effect is smaller than previously thought.
Good news for couples: the positive effects of sex aren't just in the moment. According to a new study, the feeling of satisfaction after sex sticks around for at least a day, and this "sexual afterglow" is particularly strong when...
Mocked globally for a "Brad Pitt" romance scam, one woman's plight highlights a disturbing truth. It's not naiveté, but calculated psychological manipulation that fuels these frauds.
A new study demonstrates how retractions meant to safeguard research integrity are being reframed on social media, enabling the spread of misinformation and the erosion of public trust in scientific findings.
A study suggests racial beliefs subtly influence romance: White young adults with color-blind views favor same-race partners, whereas Black peers show diminished same-race preference
In new relationships, reacting emotionally to a partner's stress is linked to higher relationship quality, as it signals care and responsiveness. This effect fades in established relationships.
Researchers found that Israeli participants were slower to respond to left-wing political terms in spatial tasks—a delay that increased after political priming. Follow-up tests ruled out sound or spatial factors, suggesting an implicit taboo effect toward left-wing language.
Middle-aged men use dating apps more frequently and for longer durations than women, according to a new study. Researchers explored these gender differences in heterosexual dating app users.
Does relationship bliss inevitably fade? A 20-year study tracking thousands reveals satisfaction declines in all relationships, but plummets faster before breakups.
New psychology research reveals that a simple mental shift reduces romantic conflict and aggression, leading to fewer disputes and healthier partnerships, especially during stressful times.
A new study reveals a link between "dark" personality traits like narcissism and psychopathy, and antisemitic beliefs. Researchers suggest these ideologies may serve as a vehicle for satisfying selfish needs
New research suggests that depressive symptoms may erode traditional party loyalty at the ballot box, potentially reflecting a more thoughtful, reflective approach to voting decisions.