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Negative religious coping is linked to a mind-body disconnect during acute stress

Couples searching for a third partner report stronger bonds but often ignore the newcomer’s desires

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

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

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

Mapping the relay stations of human consciousness

Psychologists pinpoint the dividing line between problematic romance and severe love addiction

Women show greater willingness to interact with creative individuals experiencing schizophrenia

Antagonistic narcissism is linked to cold feelings toward psychologists

Brain structure, function, and behavior show independent patterns of sex differences

Does a low resting heart rate actually cause antisocial behavior?

Parents with two daughters report the highest levels of happiness, Chinese study finds

Neuroscientists uncover a previously unknown brain benefit of very slow running

New study links the spread of the internet to a global decline in religious identity

Advanced math for whom? Study shows wealth rivals academic readiness in high school tracking

Psilocybin and standard antidepressants both shift the brain away from negative biases

Giving low-income mothers a monthly cash stipend slows their children’s biological aging

Esketamine-induced dissociation is tied to better outcomes in treatment-resistant depression

Support for political violence drops across the board, though MAGA supporters remain the most likely to justify it

Daily variations in salivary cortisol may predict cognitive decline in older adults

Maladaptive daydreaming is linked to social media addiction and hypersexuality

High testosterone is linked to “loss chasing” behavior after setbacks

New study reveals how voters use nonpolitical signals to judge candidates

Why do people protest? Six decades of research points to social connections over personal grievances

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