Cómo un Vínculo le Gana al Prejuicio
Probablemente siempre sospecharemos de los extraños. Así que para el nuevo año, vamos a pensar de nuevo quién califica como miembro de nuestro grupo.
Parents’ Debt Impacts Kids’ Well-Being
But its effect can be positive or negative, depending on the specific type of indebtedness.
Donald Trump’s Appeal to the Authoritarian Personality
A quick primer on the psychological force driving support for the Republican front-runner.
Mindfulness May Help Curb Childhood Obesity
New research links overeating with an imbalance in brain connections. Mindfulness training may help.
Shared Knowledge of Songs Bonds Children
Evidence suggests music plays a role in our early tendency to distinguish friend from foe.
Would You Like Flies With That?
New research suggests obfuscation may be the best way to get Westerners to eat insect-based foods.
Marijuana Use May Not Lead to Cognitive Decline After All
A large study of twins suggests family-related factors may contribute to both pot smoking and a drop in IQ.
For Some Christians, Respect for Authority Outweighs Compassion
As the presidential campaign is showing us, the moral values of Christians are far from monolithic.
Altruistic Men Are More Attractive to Women
In a new study, altruism trumps good looks, although the combination of both is the most desirable of all.
What a Jerk—He Must Be Studying Law
New research finds personality differences between college students with different majors.