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Classroom settings and the behavioral expectations of formal schooling are more of an evolutionary mismatch for boys than girls because of sex differences in physical activity levels and social relations

Rising income inequality drives anti-immigrant politics and Republican realignment

Latino Republicans' support for GOP has intensified at a time when it is publicly championing policies perceived as hostile to Latinos and people of color

The effect of collective trauma on craving for cannabis and tobacco

Authoritarians do not support democracy, populists support democracy as much as non-populists, and radical right-wing citizens are less likely to support ‘democracy’ than moderate citizens…

Addictive use of cosmetic procedures and risk factors

Narcissism runs in families, but it is almost entirely due to genetics, according to a new extended twin family analysis

First Published Case of Alzheimer's Biomarker Reversal in a Lyme Disease Patient Using Antibiotics

Rising global beef demand is creating a profit cycle where clearing the Amazon actually increases land value

Study finds parenthood provides no boost to emotional well-being and it negatively impacts relationship with your spouse

“You Belong to Gutters, Not Facebook or Twitter”: Recovering Dalit Histories From the Shadows of Social Media

A study analyzing the sentencing of 1,123 January 6 Capitol attack defendants finds no broad partisan differences among federal judges, but reveals that judges appointed by Joe Biden were significantly more lenient in their sentencing than all other presidential appointees.

I am not an animal—I am an American: Disassociation from animals and importance of cultural group identity

There was a massive decline in support for trans athletes over 2019-2024

Cannabis doesn't just blur memories—it can reshape them

Cannabis use was consistently related to a higher prevalence of internalizing problems, and these associations strengthened between 2012 and 2022.

New research suggests people in polyamorous relationships develop higher levels of communication and trust than monogamous couples, primarily because they are forced to navigate more "complex" relationship challenges

Online astroturfing: A problem beyond disinformation (2022)

Children carrying the Huntington’s gene mutation show increased cortical volume and superior cognitive performance early in life

Competitive gaming communities can become social sanctuaries - players who initially join a group to improve their digital skills often stay for the deep personal connections they form

Mars Organics Can’t Be Fully Explained by Geological Processes Alone, NASA Study Says

Across five countries (N = 7,500), digitally skilled, young, male, educated, and right-wing individuals are most drawn to alternative social media platforms, with right-wing ideology serving as a stronger predictor of usage than anti-establishment views or privacy concerns

Can random experimental choice lead to better theories?

Although both Democrats and Republicans tend to be more tolerant of democratic norm violations that benefit their own party, this is not always symmetrical, even when political stakes appear identical

Analysis of hate speech dynamics on Gab reveals that social disapproval fails to deter hate speech; instead, users who receive negative reactions to their posts tend to double down, producing more toxic content in future interactions.

Men are more likely than women to avoid shared experiences (e.g., going to the movies, sharing food) with individuals of the same gender, due to societal expectations that men should be unambiguously heterosexual, according to five preregistered studies (N = 3,215 adults).

A Decade of BBC Question Time Data Reveals Imbalance in Journalist Guests

Study of text-to-image models, including DALL-E 3 and Google Gemini, indicates that AI-generated climate imagery is driven by pre-existing biases in training data, with DALL-E 3 showing a consistent preference for "polar bear" metaphors rather than scientifically grounded representations.

Masculinity, emotional regulation, and alcohol use after romantic conflict shows that individuals with stronger masculine orientations are more likely to drink after relationship disagreements, driven primarily by negative emotions such as anger and jealousy rather than biological sex.

Rodent contamination of soft drinks: An evaluation of postmortem changes

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