Psychology & Behavior Stories
New sex trend spreads as a "stealthing" how-to online community of men encourages others to take off condoms during sex without consent.
Certain factors can interfere with a man's ability to accurately gauge a woman's sexual interest, according to recent research.
Why some people love the thrill of the burn, according to science.
New research suggests that most students peak cognitively in late morning and early afternoon, although many courses start at 9 a.m.
Researchers at the University of Colorado, Boulder reveal the best way to get over a breakup is to trick ourselves that we're over it.
Grim or tragic daydreams involving our loved ones are normal, and more of a reflection of our love for the person than a subconscious desire for them to die.
Does experiencing a "Freudian Slip" really mean you have sex on the mind?
New research suggests that women will rate an average-looking man as more attractive if he is creative, but the same doesn't hold true for a woman.
Aaron Hernandez was found dead in an apparent suicide attempt in his prison cell; suicide and mental health issues are of rising concern in the U.S. correctional system.
While millions of people around the world enjoy social media to connect with others, new research suggests posting too often signals trouble.
People who possess an openness to experience are more likely to be creative, and view the world differently than most.
Severe depression may not always be about sadness; it can indicate signs of anger.