Psychology

A recent preprint study conducted by American and British researchers found that men in the US are more likely to not wear face coverings compared to women because men find the protection “shameful” and a “weakness”. Read More

According to a new study published in the journal, Personality Disorders: Theory, Research, and Treatment, successful and unsuccessful psychopaths are characterized by their ability to disguise their self-serving whims as charm and stability. Read More

How much damage occurs depends on the area of the brain, the cause of the clot and how quickly the patient is treated to restore blood flow. Read More

A new study from Indiana University suggests that pandemic shoppers aren’t reaching for top brands due to perceived higher quality. Instead, people are just grabbing whatever they see first, and top brands are usually displayed more prominently than bargain options. Read More

Here are some mental health warning signs to be aware of and tips for easing the situation. Read More

A study published earlier this year in the International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance offers an interesting perspective as to why exercising during quarantine may feel like climbing a mountain at times. Read More

So, why can’t we stop ourselves from sharing personal information online?  Researchers from Penn State set out to answer that conundrum and came to numerous interesting conclusions. Read More

A new study from New York University finds that most people are way too confident in their ability to avoid online scams. Read More

New research published in Sleep Science found that individuals with heightened emotional reactivity – or neuroticism – tend to experience more nightmares and more nightmare distress than others. Read More