A recent study found people tend to underestimate women’s fatigue and overestimate men’s, which could lead to unequal healthcare treatment.

A study published in The Laryngoscope reveals that eye movements during face evaluation can predict attractiveness judgments. Men are drawn to women’s mouths, while women are more influenced by men’s eyes and hair.

A new study finds that people across cultures and sexual orientations generally prefer feminine facial features—even in men. The findings challenge long-held assumptions about the appeal of masculine male faces and highlight how identity shapes perceptions…

New research from the University of Victoria suggests we can smell testosterone, and that we associate it with dominance

Men and women estimate the frequency of sexual objectification differently, with men sometimes guessing higher numbers than women report experiencing. A recent study unpacks this disconnect and explores why different behaviors are perceived so differently.