A new study looks at how people choose friends at school
The research presents a detailed examination of students' social relationships at 13 secondary schools, with over 3,000 students and approximately…
Research shows eye-to-eye contact is uncommon but impacts our social behavior
Scientific Reports published the paper.
New research explores gender differences in disclosure of positive and negative information
The researchers conducted three different experiments with over 1,000 people.
Addiction to internet shopping linked to a lack of self-control when using smartphones
The results of the study appeared in the International Journal of Consumer Studies.
Research shows mainstream Christians and non-religious people consume internet pornography at similar rates
The piece appears in the Archives of Sexual Behavior journal.
Dementia risk factors differ by ethnicity, according to new research
Researchers used anonymized data from English primary care records from 1997 to 2018 to assess the association between risk variables…
Researchers investigate how endocannabinoids regulate the brain’s stress response
Researchers examined a subset of neurons in the nucleus accumbens.
Study shows the risk of eating disorders may be lower among vegans
The researchers used an online questionnaire to collect socio-demographic data.
UK research indicates one in three children in the care system enter the juvenile justice system
The study was funded by an Administrative Data Research UK Research Fellowship.
Study boasts MDMA-assisted therapy for PTSD patients
The study provides additional evidence that MDMA-assisted therapy is a genuine treatment for PTSD.
Study finds women have been found to be just as corrupt as men in Mexico
In Mexican politics, women have been discovered to be just as corrupt as males.: study.
Study claims the more people think God, the more likely they trust AI decision-making
This is according to new research by Keisha Cutright.