College education versus lack of a higher educational degree appears to be an important political divide in American voters. A study published in Political...
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Anxious leaders can influence their followers’ anxiety even when communicating online, study finds
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With social media being such a prominent form of communication, it is often a way that employers and employees reach each other. A study...
Is exercise really that important to individual’s mental health? A new study published in JAMA Psychiatry suggests that exercise is related to lower levels...
Study highlights the high prevalence of interpersonal dysfunction associated with narcissism
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Narcissists have impairment in social functioning, which can have profound effects on the people who love them or spend time with them. A study...
The gender of one’s descendants appears to be an important predictor of sociopolitical attitudes
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Many people have strong opinions about sex, reproductive rights, and gender roles, and those seem to differ by demographics like gender, age, and socioeconomic...
Study finds women in high heels are perceived as more attractive, feminine, and higher status
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Can wearing high heels make you seem more attractive? According to research recently published in Personality and Individual Differences, high heels can make a...
The tendency to feel like a victim is associated with lower entrepreneurship, study finds
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There is widespread popularity for the ‘rags to riches’ trope in society. Often, entrepreneurship is associated with success, so research has focused heavily on...
Most people know that when dating, it can be difficult to decode signals from prospective romantic partners. A study published in Archives of Sexual...
Ever wonder what the most effective flirting technique would be for you? A study published in Evolutionary Psychology suggests that they may differ between...
Physical strength may partially account for the sex difference in depression, study suggests
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Can your physical strength affect your chance of having depression? A study published in Evolution, Medicine, and Public Health suggests that it can; stronger...
