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Men with less modest self-views are more likely to feel victimized and support men’s rights activism

Scientists identify the nose-to-brain circuit that makes slow breathing calming

Scientists discover previously unknown “mitochondrial plaques” in Alzheimer’s disease brains

Orexin neurons act as an effort-tracking system in the brain

First fMRI study of mescaline reveals altered sensory filtering and brain networks

Intelligence and personality traits do not predict inattentional blindness

Personal hardship and online isolation predict support for white nationalism

New study highlights key differences in how relationship dynamics relate to sexual desire in men and women

Sexual objectification does not erase the perceived humanity of OnlyFans creators, study suggests

A specific narcissistic trait predicts aggression in socially anxious individuals

Fear of the unknown is linked to lower life satisfaction and heightened death anxiety

Why sex differences in throwing cannot be explained by socialization alone

Social anxiety drives people to conform specifically to negative feedback

Consciousness may have evolved to solve a problem that pure intelligence couldn’t handle, fascinating new theory suggests

PsyPost deploys audit program to track retracted and corrected scientific studies in its archive

New study reveals that fluctuating—not just intense—brain signals play a hidden role in overeating

Humor makes taboo words less distracting

Psilocybin restores social drive in an autism mouse model even under anesthesia

Parents’ genetic traits might indirectly influence a child’s risk for anxiety and depression

Does exercise really slow brain aging? A new study complicates the narrative

How online toxicity silences the majority and fuels power users

Religious women are more receptive to potential partners on dating apps, study suggests

Mental health conditions are lasting longer today than they did a decade ago

What actually happens to your nervous system when you get a back massage

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