Emoji Use Signals Distinct Personality Traits in Men and Women
New study shows emoji use reveals personality: men with manipulative or unstable traits and women with narcissistic traits use emojis most.
Pink-colored drinks can help you run faster and further, this new study shows
May 11, 2021
Research shows that pink drinks make you run faster, further, and feel better during exercise.
High school popularity: study shows oldest kids in the class also the most popular
May 5, 2021
Older students in a class are more likely to be popular, as found in a new study involving over 13,000 students in the Netherlands, Sweden, and England.
New study on FoMo (the “fear of missing out”) shows it’s about much more than social media
May 2, 2021
Age plays a minimal role in triggering FoMO, with loneliness and social anxiety being more significant factors that affect individuals of different age groups.
New study shows coffee preference regulated by genes
April 29, 2021
New study shows genes influence coffee intake for cardiovascular health, based on data from almost 400,000 individuals.
Yale University’s “science of well being” course works exactly as planned: it actually does boost well being
April 17, 2021
Yes, according to a study, individuals who took the course reported feeling better than those who took a general psychology course.
New study sheds light on Tyrannosaurus Rex lifespan: these fearsome beasts lived for about 30 years
April 15, 2021
The average age of a T. rex at maturity was 15.5 years, and its maximum lifespan was probably close to 30 years.
Online CBTI helps with insomnia, new study finds
April 15, 2021
Yes, online CBTI for insomnia is just as effective as face-to-face therapy, per recent study results on sleep outcomes, self-reported data, and patient perception.
Kickstarter tips: replace “me” with “we”
April 15, 2021
To increase success chances, aspiring founders should avoid narcissism and focus on the larger group in their crowdfunding campaigns.