People who think they’re better than everybody else can be intolerable. New research shows who’s most likely to experience a holier-than-thou syndrome.

A recent study found that self-esteem and sexual satisfaction influence each other over time, creating a reinforcing cycle, while sexual frequency is less affected by self-esteem changes.

Research by Isabel Thielmann shows that individuals who have lied before are likely to lie again in similar situations, highlighting behavior consistency.

New research finds that people with major depressive disorder tend to focus longer on threatening and neutral images than healthy individuals. Eye-tracking data revealed slower gaze shifts and larger pupil responses, pointing to possible disruptions in visual…

A recent study reveals that adults who exceed their ideal family size experience lower emotional well-being. By contrast, people who have fewer children than desired report similar happiness levels to those who meet their parenting goals.