Who’s Afraid of a Cluster of Holes? 16 Percent of People
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An App to Help Women Avoid Street Harassment
The first peer-reviewed research on the increasingly Internet-famous disorder More »
Testicle size is inversely correlated with parental nurturing. More »
40 Days of Dating never really felt real until it was over. More »
Davecat lives with his wife and mistress, both dolls, and thinks synthetic partners are ideal for those who don't want to deal with humans' inconsistencies. More »
The Prisoner’s Dilemma is the gift that keeps on giving, to researchers More »
Men felt worse about themselves and the future of their relationships in the face of a female partner’s success. More »
A personality trait called "dispositional attitude" can predict whether people will like or dislike something new. More »
The church is linked to televangelist Kenneth Copeland, who has questioned the safety of vaccines on his show. More »
For those who already like negotiating, physical arousal can give an advantage. For those who don’t, it’s better to stay relaxed. More »
Shortening the workweek didn't improve people's job or life satisfaction. More »
Just buying more items won't do—the overall composition of the shopping basket matters. More »
Beer and malt liquor were the most likely precursors for a hospital visit More »
In a recent experiment, rats' brain activity surged as they approached death. More »
Cures ranged from sending sufferers home to threatening them with pain and terror—but some treatments contained sound advice. More »
The average increase in a person’s rated attractiveness after facial cosmetic surgery was 0.08 on a scale of 1 to 10. More »
When excluded from social groups, people turn to money to fill the holes in their hearts. More »
There's a reason why the first thing we often ask someone when we meet them, right after we learn their name, is "where's home for you?" More »
