A study from the University of Alabama, published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology by the American ...

Beneficiary" relationships, one person does all the work while the other reaps the benefits. Here's why this dynamic is ...

Have you ever picked up a lipstick and thought, ‘This is so me’? It turns out that there’s a reason for that. The shades we ...

Some people love to hug other people, while others don’t. A new study sheds light on personality differences between these ...

Both passive and active social media use have been linked with increased feelings of loneliness over time, report researchers ...

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There’s confidence, and then there’s hostility. Arrogant people mistake aggression for strength, acting like every ...

An article in the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships supported that when you consistently choose connection, you ...

Research published in the Journal of Personality & Social Psychology finds that Americans in lower social class contexts ...

Severance is more than sci-fi—it’s a chilling look at memory, identity, and workplace control. What happens when work erases ...

In an age where social media promises to connect us, a new Baylor University study reveals a sobering paradox – the more time we spend interacting online, the lonelier we may feel.

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