Study links TikTok use to attraction to criminals New study finds young women's engagement with TikTok content romanticizing criminals is linked to hybristophilia.
Masturbation habits evolve differently for men and women New study reveals how masturbation habits evolve from young adulthood to midlife, showing distinct patterns for men and women.
Study Links Subconscious Mind to Anomalous Experiences High subconscious connectedness linked to anomalous experiences like premonitions.
Relationships boost well-being, especially for men. New relationships boost well-being, especially in sexual satisfaction and loneliness. Men benefit more.
New relationships boost well-being, especially for men. Entering a romantic relationship increases well-being, with men benefiting more than women in life and relationship satisfaction.
Feeling in control boosts stress management, study finds Feeling in control can significantly boost your ability to manage daily stress, says a new study.
Familiar words sound louder, study finds Familiar words seem louder than nonsense words at the same volume.
Simplistic thinking linked to rejecting democracy Study finds strong link between simplistic thinking and rejecting democracy in 824 UK adults.
Social status impacts stress responses Feeling lower in social rank due to socioeconomic factors can heighten cardiovascular stress responses, a new study suggests.
Trigger warnings ignored by most young adults, study finds Nearly 90% of young adults ignored trigger warnings due to curiosity, a new study finds.