"Tops," "Bottoms," "Versatiles" and others in the study of gay male self-identity
Evolutionary psychologists examine the adaptive function of blushing in social situations
Psychologists examine how name-dropping can backfire on those poor at the craft
After a successful birth, opting not to breast-feed may trigger evolved mourning behaviors
The timeless pet peeves of American university students
Psychologists take a closer look at the folk wisdom that "it's good to get it out of your system"
Researchers examine how owners of this "outlaw" breed cope with unflattering stereotypes
Why most "pedophiles" aren't really pedophiles, technically speaking
Evolutionary theorists question whether there's an adaptive purpose to dreaming
"Gay-friendly" people unconsciously feel that two men kissing in public is morally wrong
Investigators explore how to use an apology effectively
Like it or not, men and women evolved different kinds of violent minds
Researchers study the natural foundations of female social aggression
Researchers explore how other people's smells are processed by our brains
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