Why the Rise of the Bromance Is Worrying for Women
A study reports young men find it more comfortable to open up emotionally to their male friends than to their female lovers.
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Millennials May Not Be Such Narcissists After All
New research finds recent college students are no more self-absorbed than their predecessors.
New Evidence That Women Are Less Selfish Than Men
One study offers neural evidence that women are more sharing-oriented, while another finds new fathers find more time to relax than new mothers.
Cash for Creativity
New research finds a monetary reward inspires innovation far more than the promise of public recognition.
Six ‘Pacific Standard’ Stories to Read for Mental Illness Awareness Week
A round-up of some of our best stories highlighting the need for reform in mental-heath policy.
TV and Video Games in Kids’ Bedrooms Are a Very Bad Idea
New research suggests they are a destructive diversion.
How Tribalism Influences Our Financial Decisions
Americans will hurt themselves financially to avoid benefiting the other political party.
Kids Emulate Movie Characters Who Use Guns
A new study finds exposing kids to movies featuring gun violence can have dangerous consequences.
Medical Students Benefit From Studying Visual Art
New research finds observational skills learned at the museum can be easily applied to clinical work.
Classical Music Can Heighten Men’s Attractiveness
Want to get a woman's attention? Try a little Brahms in the background.