Three different theories. For half the population, it comes three to five days each month, 12 months each year, for 40 years of our liv... Read More
TAGS : cause of menstruation - evolutionary biology - female menstrual cycle - menstruation research - sexuality
Leaders call for more rigor, replication results Is social psychology in a crisis? Nobel Laureate Daniel Kahneman sparked an online (and la... Read More
TAGS : culture - psychology - research
Decision may open door to more biotech drugs, cheaper testing In a unanimous decision Thursday, the U.S. Supreme Court decided that genes t... Read More
TAGS : biology - law - politics
Researcher finds psychologically sound practitioners Whips and chains, handcuffs and other forms of bondage are usually considered a sign... Read More
TAGS : culture - health - psychology - research - sexual behavior
What happens when scientists do wrong? In the search for truth and answers, scientists often get it wrong. That’s the way science works; ... Read More
Latest reports indicate that progress towards equal pay has stagnated. Unequal pay based on gender has long been an unsolved problem ... Read More
TAGS : Economics
Surveys show that people trust women more than men as caregivers. Whenever you talk about babysitting and who to hire to do such a job,... Read More
TAGS : psychology
This famous picture was taken was taken at the launch of a German army vessel in 1936, during a ceremony that was attended by Ad... Read More
TAGS : History - the german resistance against hitler - war photography - world war 2 pictures - World War II
Surgeon shows how not to present scientific findings World-famous surgeon Lazar Greenfield probably meant no harm. In a 2011 Valentine’s ... Read More
TAGS : biology - health - research
How do female judges differ from their male counterparts? The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) is made up of 9 judges, 3 of ... Read More
TAGS : psychology
Californian Napa happiest, Texas's Beaumont least positive We saw earlier at what time of day British tweeters usually feel good and b... Read More
TAGS : demographics - geography - health - psychology - social media
There's a need to replace "romance" with rationality Today’s working environments usually require people to create teams. Many projects a... Read More
TAGS : culture - psychology - research
Women have a hard time switching social roles We usually show different sides of ourselves on the workfloor than we do when we're with ... Read More
TAGS : psychology - sociology
Teaching our kids to ride a bike and make a profile. How many babies are you friends with on facebook? I've got about 8 within my frien... Read More
TAGS : education
Nearly 70 years after it was sent, this rejection letter by Disney was found by Kevin Burg. It had belonged to his departed grandmother, who... Read More
TAGS : discrimination - Disney - feminism - gender
One of the most important things in sustaining a good relationship, and a sexual relationship for that matter, is good communication. ... Read More
TAGS : Love - relationships - sex
Let's see if we know the whole world in six steps It's something you've probably heard about on a birthday party somewhere. That we are... Read More
TAGS : good to know - maths - social media - sociology
Men and women pay attention to babies differently Human infants require a lot of care, and our evolution owes a lot of how well, and how ... Read More
TAGS : psychology - research - sex
Latest survey shows number of unmarried women having children keeps increasing. According to a study published this month by the US Cen... Read More
TAGS : statistics
Deeper voices manage larger companies and make more money. It's sexier, we already knew that. But lower voices do more than just turning ... Read More
TAGS : Communication - psychology - sociology
With 7 billion people, we can start making predictions. What's a typical person going to be in 2030? With 7 billion on the planet, how ... Read More
TAGS : culture - Environment - History - video
What does and does not attract followers on Twitter Twitter has a pretty bad reputation caused by a lot of people twittering about their ... Read More
TAGS : Communication - good to know - sociology
Scientists found 23 words that are 15.000 years old What subjects were important for both modern humans and our ancestors? A new study... Read More
TAGS : History - linguism - linguistics - society
Criminology's only scientifically tested technique. In 1987, California strip club owner “Jimmy Casino” was shot three times in the ... Read More
TAGS : crime - dna - good to know
Smithsonian study identifies first case of cannibalism during “starving time” Jamestown, Virginia, is known for a lot of firsts. First ... Read More
TAGS : food - History - research
How open access paves the way for journals to trick scientists. He saw respected journals getting hijacked, bogus articles being publis... Read More
TAGS : getting science right - interview - Open Access
common lies people tell, common white lies,10 most common lies people tell... Read More
TAGS : human behavior - humor
The nice guy paradox. It’s a familiar story: women who say they are looking to date a kind, sensitive and emotionally expressive guy oft... Read More
TAGS : psychology
Patricia Brennan talks about reporting on science In a previous Getting the Science Right, we looked at the response by political reporters... Read More
Think you're an expert in multi-tasking? Big chance you're below average Calling in the car, listening to the tv while cooking, checking yo... Read More
TAGS : psychology - sociology
Why open access is so important. An amusing explanation of the importance of open access to science. Just what United Academics is stri... Read More
TAGS : Open Access - video
Some epic moments in history were accompanied by quotes of greatness, others by clear understatements. Source: Myscienceacademy.org g... Read More
Frivolous spending or important basic science? Scientific research on the evolution of genitalia is not news (though each discovery has mad... Read More
TAGS : animals - research - sex
About the everlasting human need to compete with peers. People who have more sex, usually feel better than those who do it less. It's j... Read More
TAGS : psychology - sociology
Study points to evolution of male genitals While females are attracted to larger penises, their interest only extends to a degree and penis... Read More
French photographer Charles Fréger travelled through nineteen European countries to photograph the still-existing Pagan rituals. The imag... Read More
TAGS : culture