A new study published in the journal Personal Relationships challenges longstanding assumptions about the effects of premarital pregnancy on couples’ relationships. The findings suggest that, when accounting for demographic factors and the dynamics of the
A recent study published in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin sheds light on a common but often misunderstood social scenario: the hesitation many people feel when considering whether to ask to join the plans of
A new study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology has found that people who form their preferences based more on opposing an alternative than supporting a favorite react more negatively when outcomes
A new study published in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin suggests that many people who oppose critical race theory may do so out of ignorance rather than ideology. Across four studies involving college students in
A new study published in Political Research Quarterly suggests that members of the United States House of Representatives with military experience are more effective at passing legislation and more likely to work with colleagues across
New research published in Self & Identity suggests that not all forms of patriotism carry the same moral implications. Those who express uncritical, nationalistic forms of love for country often prioritize group loyalty and authority
