A new study in the British Journal of Social Psychology explains why conspiracy beliefs sometimes remain “mental convictions” and sometimes...

A new analysis suggests that psychological research is rapidly moving from journals into the machinery of U.S. governance, with findings...

A new UC Irvine–led poll released four months before Election Day suggests Orange County remains a rare political battleground, with...

Chemical insecticides have long been the backbone of mosquito control, but the strategy is under pressure. As repeated exposures select...

A new evidence-focused report is reshaping how the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) approaches intimate partner violence (IPV) in...

Female sweat bees face a high-stakes decision as they mature: stay in the nest and help their mother raise more...

A sharp interruption in U.S. funding for global HIV programs in January 2025 quickly changed the flow of care across...

Brands routinely time-travel viewers during the Super Bowl by embedding familiar aesthetics, slang, and props from the past. But nostalgia...

A new pan-European study is pulling the spotlight from drug chemistry to clinician psychology—showing that whether healthcare professionals prescribe novel,...

Popular children’s biographies that celebrate scientists may be doing more harm than good, according to new research from the University...