Psychology & Behavior Stories
Researchers from Belgium tested a variation of the classic "trolley problem" and found that our judgments may vary in real life and imagined scenarios.
A new study contradicts previous findings that straight women are more or less attracted to masculine faces based on their menstrual cycle or hormonal forms of contraception.
While known to improve vocabulary and general knowledge, here are some of the more unexpected benefits associated with reading from a young age.
Two experiments from a recent study revealed participants could perceive a neutral face to be a smiling one after they were exposed to unseen positive stimuli.
By observing connections between two regions of the brain using an MRI scan, researchers may have found a way to identify a person's ability to tolerate economic risk.
Do people know what a lowercase print version of the letter "g" looks like? Researchers decided to test their awareness in a series of experiments.
Even when facts should be addressed over feelings, our language may give away the use of emotion in our attempts to sway or persuade an audience.
Known as an instant conversation killer and a form of social exclusion, researchers explain how 'phubbing' threatens fundamental human needs and erodes relationships.
Studies show that music is becoming increasingly popular in treating PTSD and traumatic brain injury. Could it eventually replace ADHD medication?
When studying the negative impact of social media, age has been considered a major determinant. But what about gender?
How and when do we develop left-handedness? Scientists may have an idea after studying genetic activity in the womb.
The first-ever long-term study on violent video games was unable to find any link between the former and negative behavior, such as aggression and impulsiveness, among adults.