Indirect aggression: this new study shows that mean children can turn into mean adults

A new study of "indirect aggression" - better known as meanness - found that mean children very often turn into mean adults.

A new study of "indirect aggression" - better known as meanness - found that mean children very often turn into mean adults.

French study finds children's eye injuries due to alcohol-based sanitizer have increased 7x since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic.

A new study into gender inequality in education has found that college male students speak 1.6 times more often than female students.

Historic building preservation 2.0: bacterial treatments now allow cracks in old (and new) buildings to self-repair as soon as they appear.

Do therapists Google their patients? A new study finds that 86% of interviewed therapists admit that they sometimes do.

A new study finds that undergraduate psychology students prefer article titles with colons, questions, and more rather than fewer words.

Status envy: a study finds people envy others' social status (for example how respected they are) more than they envy others' possessions.

A new study looked at the long-term effects of skipping a grade in elementary school, and found no negative effects on kids' mental health.

A new study can predict your political orientation (left or right) with 72% accuracy, based only on a single low-res picture of your face.

A new study describes a robot that can predict how another robot will behave, a first step in developing so-called Theory of Mind.