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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

A Breakthrough on Modeling Cancer Prevention and Elimination by Low Radiation Doses

Longitudinal study suggests psychological well-being predicts later self-control, rather than self-control increasing well-being

Vulvas, aligning with cultural aesthetics, were rated as more attractive and linked to positive personality traits by other women

An Intravenous Injection of Reelin Rescues Endogenous Reelin Expression and Epithelial Cell Apoptosis in the Small Intestine Following Chronic Stress

The 2008 Great Recession Lowered Americans’ Class Identity, according to a paper in Psychological Science: In three of four data sets (total N = 164,296), the authors found the 2008 Great Recession shifted Americans toward identifying as a lower class.

Anti-Egalitarians Are Lenient Toward Corporate Misconduct: Mixed Evidence for the Role of Threat and Mind Perception

The Pinochet dictatorship in Chile (1973-1990) changed school curricula to promote the regime's ideology

A 10-year study finds that romantic partners gradually shape each other’s political party preferences — when one partner’s support for a party rises or falls, the other tends to follow the next year, a dynamic that may help explain political alignment and polarization.

Parkinson’s disease and diet: frequent consumption of sweets (+20%), red meat (+15%), and cured meats (+32%) linked to higher likelihood of developing PD, while fruit, primarily citrus…

As occupations increasingly become stereotyped as women’s work, the general prestige of those occupations declines

Introduction to the concept of likelihood and its applications (2018)

Study finds unionization among hospital healthcare workers led to significantly higher raises, no overtime work pressure, access to insurance, experiencing less workplace harassment and higher mental well-being

A 5-year study finds it is not gullibility but community that draws people in

Study reveal that 16% of the population expresses discomfort about the prospect of a female president

A meta-analysis of 17 studies predominantly focused on women (97% of participants) found Vitamin D and iron supplementation helps prevent hair loss, while reducing alcohol and soft drink consumption may also be beneficial

The Relationship Between Voluntary Simplicity and Wellbeing

Over the past half century, Republican leaders have had considerable success enlisting courts in their campaign to boost the party’s electoral prospects through the suppression of voting and the manipulation of election rules.

Reporting Partial Election Results Fuels Beliefs in Election Fraud because of the Cumulative Redundancy Bias

A new sociological study offers a surprising take on the state of American news: right-wing news media doesn’t just sit on the opposite end of the political spectrum from mainstream outlets—it operates more like a religion than a traditional news source.

Decades of mobilization preceded US Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade

Study analyze Trump’s public criticisms of judicial rulings and Republican justices who do not always rule in his favor to highlight how court’s claim of independence is complicated by political science data showing judges often align with ideological leaning of party whose president appointed them.

Study shows that even a company well-prepared for a cyber-attack found experiencing a real ransomware incident was the only way to identify and fix crucial gaps in its security processes and internal rules

Trump and Trumpism have changed the original concept of “libertarian means to conservative ends” into a new concept of “authoritarian means to Christian nationalist ends”, finds a new study.

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