How Preschoolers Are Absorbing the Biases of Their Elders
New research finds that prejudice against black males can be detected as early as age four.
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Binge-Watching Can Warp Your View of the World
The most popular streaming shows are quite violent, and they convey a dark, distorted view of society.
Liberals Are More Willing Than Conservatives to Donate Organs
In a small Australian study, conservative students reported higher levels of disgust, and more concern about "bodily integrity," than their left-leaning counterparts.
How to Convince a Conservative That Climate Change Is Real
New research points to the benefits of first establishing the value of science in general.
No, Psychologists Aren’t ‘Declaring War’ on Traditional Masculinity
Pacific Standard spoke with a psychologist about new guidelines to improve men's psychological and emotional health.
How Humans Evolved to Love Horror Movies
New research suggests evolution predisposes us to seek out horror films.
Americans Are Becoming Less Racist and Homophobic, According to New Research
But weight-related bias appears to be increasing.
What Research Says About Sticking to New Year’s Resolutions
If nothing else, there's comfort in knowing most people will fall short of their goals.
The Underlying Psychology of Political Radicalism
Radicals are less able to recognize when they're wrong, even in a task having nothing to do with politics.
Attractive People Charge More on Airbnb
In the short-term rental market, the key factors are location, location, and cheekbones.