Psychology

They suspect that the president's mental incapacity is being covered up.

Boys will be boys, but those who have a number of childhood injuries could become more promiscuous men.

Breast cancer survivor gets multiple surgeries, from breast augmentation to Brazilian butt lift, to resemble Melania Trump.

When shifting attention between two separate tasks, the birds outperformed their counterparts.

The nonmedical definition of paranoia is the tendency toward excessive or irrational suspiciousness and distrustfulness of others. By his own words, Trump operates on the assumption that everyone is out to get him.

Women and men who do a fair amount of chores have more and better sex.

These dangerous personalities appear to favor certain songs over others, although the reason why is not yet clear.

A majority of women admit clitoral stimulation is necessary to achieve orgasm during sex.

The shape of your face can reveal a lot about your sex life, from your sex drive to whether will you cheat.

Kevin Hart publicly apologizes to his pregnant wife, Eniko Parrish, on Instagram after leaked video of him cheating.

A new paper reveals 50 psychology-related terms that even professors confuse; which ones have you been getting wrong?

You can't rely on facts. So how do you get people to give up on their irrational ideas?

New research confirms Tinder users are more likely to report low self-esteem, body shame and negative moods.

Scientists suggest psychopaths have "superior" functioning when it comes to processing lies in the brain.

Only one in three American voters are authoritarians. But that was enough to elect Trump.

Previous research has shown how loneliness can lead to an early death.

Research reveals the emotional experience of dying is a more positive one than we imagine.

A man's level of self-confidence and sociability is tied to a higher income in later life—and these positive traits are increasing in society over recent decades.

Experiments show people who are more "open" are more creative, and these people have different visual experiences, experiments show.

A psychologist unravels our varied responses to human atrocities.

Exposing people to a few "alternative facts" in a controlled setting could build up their immunity to serious misinformation.

A professor who researches secrecy explains why and how secrets weigh on us and why we're motivated to share them.

Research suggests a link between high "disgust sensitivity" to germs and xenophobia.

Nearly one in five prisoners in the U.S. is put in solitary confinement, where they spend 23 hours a day in a spartan concrete box the size of a parking space.

Power holders speak more, often interrupt others and express their true sentiments and desires more than other people.

A new study confirms what psychologist Stanley Milgram showed more than 50 years ago: the disturbing extent to which people will obey orders even when those orders cause pain in others.

The internet provides an anonymity and trolls can reveal aspects of their personality that are held in check by social etiquette and rules.

Previous assessments of happiness and unhappiness didn't examine mental health.

Death doesn't have to be so scary, and having a plan of approaching fears can make a critical difference during a tough time.

There is such a thing as being "too nice for your own good," apparently.