How credible is the experimental evidence on precarious manhood? A z-curve analysis
A preregistered z-curve analysis of 188 samples and 452 hypothesis tests finds substantial selection for statistical significance and moderate expected ...
Tag: social psychology
Knowing the Rules of the Game: How Civic Knowledge Shields Democracy from National Narcissism
New research from Poland shows that understanding democratic institutions, rather than simply following the news, buffers against national narcissism and ...
Beyond Collectivism: New Scale Reveals Duty and Obligation at the Heart of East Asian Social Life
A new responsibilism scale suggests that duties and obligations in close relationships, rather than generalized warmth toward all people, may ...
Land Acknowledgements Raise Awareness but Quiet the Will to Learn More
New experiments in the United States and Australia show that land acknowledgements increase awareness of Indigenous peoples but reduce people's ...
Economic Inequality Pushes People Toward Traditional Masculinity and Gender Essentialism, Experiments Show
Two preregistered experiments in Spain and Italy show that exposure to economic inequality increases acceptance of traditional male role norms ...
Why We Split: Simple Cognitive Rules Drive Opinion Polarization in New Model
A new agent-based model shows that the human drives for local distinctiveness and global cognitive simplicity are enough to produce ...
When Revenge Goes Public: Study Reveals Gender Shapes How We Judge Vengeance
A new study of 908 Italian participants finds that vengeful acts are judged as more plausible and more endorsable when ...
Why Some People Approve of Lynching: Moral Reasoning Holds the Key
A study of 536 Brazilian adults shows that approval of lynching is driven by moral judgment through social and, for ...
Coffee Shop Culture Boosts Youth Social Lives, But Only Meaningful Engagement Lifts Wellbeing
A survey of 177 young people in Saudi Arabia's Ha'il region finds that cafés foster social interaction and belonging, but ...
How Brazilians Remember Their Past Reveals Six Distinct Visions of the Nation’s Future
A new study of 420 Brazilians identifies six distinct emotional profiles for evaluating national historical events, suggesting that collective memory ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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