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Study on beliefs about “token” sexual resistance reveals unexpected gender effects 
New psychology research provides insight into the nature of extraordinary altruism 
A more original bio on your dating profile makes you seem smarter, funnier, and more attractive, study finds 
Reading the room: Humans struggle to identify aggression in dogs, other humans 
Conflicting motives govern sense of fairness, study finds 
Taking a partner’s perspective can inoculate against the allure of alternative romantic partners 
American Murder: The Family Next Door 
Teen Pregnancy Fear Appeal 
New research indicates that liberals and conservatives differ in how they interpret conversations 
Here We Snow Again (But Not On Our Own) 
Synchronized neural oscillations in the right brain induce empathic behavior 
Online learning in COVID-19 detrimental to teen mental health, school satisfaction, performance 
Study finds that experiences of daily stress decrease as people age 
Tears as Social Phenomenon 
Branding Racism 
The Need to Know 
Helpful Online Communities 
Not All Reliable 
Monetizing the Natural World