Relationships

When encountering another human, our survival skills dictate that we need to know whether this person is safe and trustworthy or poses a threat. Read More

On the surface, modern life should be anything but lonely. Putting COVID-19 aside for a moment, the past few decades have seen humans gifted with a plethora of new ways to stay connected. Read More

But have you ever wondered if your frequent nightmares of being chased, feeling lost, or even death, are just you? According to new research, you’re not alone. Read More

Certain innocuous sleeping patterns can strain even the healthiest of relationships. Read More

Why is being likable such a big deal, both for you personally and professionally? According to Science of People and John Kinnell, it’s because: … Read More

For instance, it is not uncommon for us to lose touch with friends as we age. We may attribute the reasoning to increased life responsibilities but new data conducted by a team of researchers from Harvard’s Department of Human Evolutionary Biology offers a more compelling explanation. Read More

If your friends are close to another group of friends, it creates a universal bond between all parties that can benefit both ways. Read More

Researchers conducted the experiments on 116 men and 145 women where they examined whether certain voice-related characteristics were linked to cheating intentions in both adult men and women living in China. Read More

A new study from the University of California, San Diego has uncovered a surprising trait that appears to protect against and stave off distressing feelings of loneliness: wisdom. Read More