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Do couples really start to look alike? A new study debunks the popular idea that couples start to resemble each other more as time passes.
New research finds that unconscious bias could disadvantage people who happen to be evaluated later in a sequence, whether it's job applicants, contestants on a reality show, or Tinder dates.
Implicit bias refers to the unconscious attitudes or stereotypes that influence our actions, decisions and understanding without our conscious awareness.
Why do children love animals more than adults do? A new study finds that children lack the "speciesism" bias of adults, and value animal life much more.
A new study of 114 countries finds that adherence to social distancing guidelines is most influenced by positive peer pressure.
A new study shows that soccer scores were higher, and players had fewer on-field conflicts, when the games took place in empty stadiums.
Despite the "troubled stand-up" stereotype, the study only found modest support for the idea that comedians have a unique profile of psychological dysfunction.
A new study finds that short sessions of social media use do not trigger a physiological stress response, and may even help alleviate stress.
A new study reveals that cynicism can drive the desire for power while hindering its attainment, posing challenges to leadership dynamics.
A new study finds that people often overestimate the likelihood of animosity in political discussions.