Social Science

Eating disorders have long been described through visible symptoms: restricting food, losing weight, or consuming unusually large amounts in a...

Instagram brands marketing intoxicating cannabinoids are flooding social media with lifestyle imagery, recreational appeals and youth-oriented memes while providing little...

A shared law-school connection may influence judicial decisions even in cases where impartiality is a fundamental institutional requirement, according to...

Racism can fundamentally alter how people experience death, grief and bereavement, according to the largest qualitative study of ethnically diverse...

Researchers at the State University of Campinas (UNICAMP) in São Paulo, Brazil, have found that large language models can behave...

LAWRENCE, Kansas—People who feel more capable of navigating the digital information environment are also more likely to trust public institutions,...

Naturalization is commonly portrayed as the final, celebratory step in an immigrant’s journey toward U.S. citizenship. It is often associated...

A long-running study of mother–infant interactions in two Argentine communities is challenging one of developmental psychology’s most deeply rooted assumptions:...

At the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the country’s blood supply faced a crisis that could have overwhelmed...

Workplace conflict is often treated as a single problem: people disagree, tensions rise, and managers are expected to restore harmony....