A new study published in Nature Neuroscience has found that the presence, movements, and identity of human experimenters influence the activity of hippocampal neurons in Egyptian fruit bats. The research reveals that when these bats
A new social experiment has found that people expect attractive individuals to behave more prosocially. Those who expected attractive people to behave more prosocially also tended to judge individuals who behave prosocially as more attractive.
Source: Photo by 1MilliDollars on Unsplash When we see BDSM discussed or mentioned in the popular media, it is often referenced as a sexual activity. In other words, it’s largely seen as something that people
A recent study published in Sex Roles highlights the pathways that lead men into so-called “incel” communities and identifies key points for intervention to prevent harmful engagement. Incels, or “involuntary celibates,” are men who feel
There is no question that relationships exist in a larger social context that includes prevailing political attitudes. As much as people may wish they could turn off the constant noise of politicians clamoring for media
Research published in Memory reveals that a significant portion of UK legal professionals, mental health professionals, and the public endorse beliefs in traumatic memory repression and dissociative amnesia, despite these concepts being scientifically contested. Many
