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A new, large-scale analysis of psychology research suggests that rising earnings can nudge a person’s personality, even as personality traits…

A Brazilian study published in Evolution and Human Behavior finds that people’s attraction to antisocial traits largely mirrors their own…

A new eye-tracking study published in Evolution and Human Behavior has found striking differences in how men and women allocate…

A sweeping new synthesis of workplace data suggests that general mental ability tests are weaker predictors of job performance than…

A new study published in Sex Roles suggests that eight-year-old children’s views about women tend to mirror their parents’ sexist…

Researchers in the United States have unveiled a new framework for understanding how people decide on political choices, revealing that…

Queensland bushfire smoke is affecting urban air quality more frequently and severely than previously understood, with pollution travelling hundreds or…

Aurum Resources has reported further high-grade gold results from drilling at its BST1 deposit in Côte d’Ivoire, including a 0.65-metre…

The kind of industry a person works in appears to say very little about what they look for in a…

A new neurocomputational model, supported by brain imaging, suggests that overreliance on prior expectations when interpreting facial expressions can signal…