Psychology & Behavior Stories
A new study from London has found that children of fathers who played with them as young children and displayed a calm demeanor showed better cognitive function.
A team of psychologists used behavioral tests and brain scans to determine if men or women are better at facial recognition.
New research suggests using strategic planning, or metacognition while studying,can help improve your grades.
The benefits of smiling may be overrated as new study says the facial expression doesn't make you look any younger.
New research has found left or right handedness affects sign language fluency.
The School of Life shares two seduction techniques that can help you get a second date, without taking your clothes off.
A new study from London suggests people who prefer to read books may be kinder and more sympathetic than those who prefer watching television.
A look at the root of your daddy issues.
Science finds talking to yourself is a sign of intelligence, not mental illness.
New research has found that swearing before physical activity can actually increase overall strength.
A new study has revealed the serious long-term effects that crack cocaine use during pregnancy can have on children as they develop.
Couples who give and get massages from each other have better physical and mental wellbeing, and enjoy their relationships more.