Deprivation drives Germans right, Americans left Deprivation and authoritarian traits push Germans towards far-right politics but Americans towards far-left.
Pro-gun rhetoric boosts trust among some conservatives, study finds Inflammatory pro-gun talk makes some conservative voters trust candidates more, per new research.
Overloading working memory makes adults behave like children. Overloading adults’ working memory causes them to behave like children, with similar attention problems.
Study identifies four groups of young cannabis users in Norway. Researchers in Norway categorize young cannabis users into four groups, with one group raising concerns due to mental health struggles.
Words matter: How women talk about their genitals affects sexual well-being Study links women's genital terminology to body image, sexual pleasure, and health behaviors.
Exercise-induced orgasms studied in-depth. Study reveals exercise-induced orgasms often start in childhood, are felt internally, and can be part of sexual life.
Stress and racing thoughts disrupt sleep more in some people. Stress disrupts sleep, but high sleep reactivity worsens the effect of racing thoughts on sleep quality.
Study links ADHD and crime risk, highlights genetic role ADHD linked to higher crime risk, with genetic factors playing a key role, study finds.
Testosterone alters harm-avoidance learning in men Testosterone makes men more sensitive to personal harm, affecting learning processes.
Leaving religion linked to shift toward liberal politics Study finds people become more liberal after leaving religion.