Psychology & Behavior Stories
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Water Has A Taste After All, Study Concludes
A new study has found that water actually does have a taste, as pure drinking water stimulates the sour taste receptors on our tongue. -
Scientists Find Out How To Spark Love In Vole Brains
One of the rare monogamists, voles can teach scientists how love works in human brains too. -
Ladies, The Best Orgasms Of Your Life Happen At This Age
Science finds the age that women have the best, and most frequent, orgasms in their sex lives. -
Talking Like This Will Probably Help You Get A Date
New research from China has found that metaphorical compliments, as opposed to literal ones, may be the best way to a woman's heart. -
Why Kids Can't Control Their Impulses
A new study sheds light on why adults have better impulse control. -
You Might Be A Neat Freak But You Don't Have OCD
Think you have OCD? New video explains why you probably don't. -
Why Secrets Are Bad For Your Health
The hardest part of keeping a secret isn't in the omission, says new study. -
New Research On How Guys Can Get The Girl
A study indicates that guys who listen and pick up on social cues fare better with females. -
The Secret To Weight Loss? It's All In Your Head
The secret to losing weight and keeping it off for good is all in how we think about exercise. -
Night Owls, Science Says You Should Start Going To Work Later
Researchers at the University of Sydney find night owls should start work later to reach their peak energy for maximum work productivity. -
'Pornosexual': Why Some People Like Porn Better Than Real Sex
"Pornosexuals" identify their sexual orientation with porn, but is this so-called preference just the inability to establish intimacy? -
The Benefit Of Making People Feel Bad
Making people feel bad may be a strategy for helping them, psychologists suggest.
