Why dating 'out of your league' makes you more attractive
A new study reveals that men who date 'out of their league' on apps like Tinder are perceived as more attractive by women. Find out why confidence and ambition play a key role.
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Psychological impact of Trisha Paytas' Aquaman obsession
A deep dive into how Trisha Paytas' public fixation on Aquaman star Jason Momoa reveals broader psychological effects of celebrity parasocial relationships.
Bryan Kohberger: How a Social Outcast Became a Killer
A deep dive into the rural Pennsylvania upbringing of Bryan Kohberger, the accused mass killer, revealing how a socially awkward child spiralled into infamy.
ChatGPT Mimics Human Therapists: Study
New research suggests AI chatbots like ChatGPT can replicate therapeutic conversations, raising ethical concerns about their use in mental health support.
Alpha male myths busted by new research
Groundbreaking research challenges traditional views on alpha males, uncovering how power struggles influence gender behaviour in humans and primates.
Why we see siblings as childhood versions
Exploring the psychological reasons why we often view our siblings as the people they were in childhood, rather than the adults they've become.
Why women's football sees so many penalty misses
A deep dive into the psychological and technical reasons behind the high rate of penalty misses in women's football, featuring expert insights and player perspectives.
Optimists share unique brain patterns when envisioning future
New research shows that optimistic individuals share distinct brain activity patterns when envisioning future events, offering insights into the neuroscience of positivity.
Dogs' TV habits reflect owners' personalities, study finds
A groundbreaking study shows that dogs' TV preferences reflect their owners' personalities, offering fascinating insights into canine behaviour.
Schools 'medicalising normal childhood emotions' warn experts
Leading psychologists raise concerns over schools teaching children to view everyday emotions as mental health conditions, potentially pathologising normal childhood experiences.
Why Couples Are Reuniting with Their Exes
A growing number of couples are giving love a second chance by reuniting with former partners. Discover the psychology behind this trend and whether it leads to lasting happiness.
Scientists uncover what dogs dream about
Groundbreaking research uncovers the fascinating world of canine dreams, revealing what really goes on in your dog's mind while they snooze.
Gaslighting or lying? Expert explains manipulation
A relationship expert explains the key differences between gaslighting and dishonesty, helping you identify if you're being manipulated by your partner.
2 Compliments That Harm Relationships
Relationship experts reveal the two compliments that could actually harm your relationship. Find out what to say instead to keep the spark alive.
Unlikely duo unlock Daniel Dubois' potential
Discover how an unexpected partnership has revitalised heavyweight boxer Daniel Dubois' career, unlocking his true potential in the ring.
Spain's Silent Christmas Tradition for Kids
A Spanish Christmas tradition encourages children to remain silent to receive gifts, sparking debate over its psychological impact.
The Surprising Joy of Accepting Ageing
Discover the unexpected happiness and fulfilment that comes with accepting the natural process of ageing, as experts reveal the psychological and social benefits.
Lions coach: Own the experience and convert it into fuel
The Lions' head coach delivers a powerful message to the squad, encouraging them to embrace the challenges ahead and use them as motivation to achieve greatness.
What Your Birth Date Really Says About You
Discover how the day you were born could influence your personality, health, and even your career, according to groundbreaking scientific research.
Study reveals dogs' favourite TV programmes
New research uncovers the types of TV programmes that capture dogs' attention, with nature documentaries topping the list. Find out what keeps your pup glued to the screen!
What your car colour reveals about you
A behavioural psychologist reveals how the colour of your car reflects your personality traits. Discover what your vehicle's shade says about you!
Harvard professor reveals key to lasting relationships
A Harvard professor shares groundbreaking insights on what truly makes relationships thrive, based on decades of research.
Expert reveals question that exposes liars instantly
A body language expert shares a powerful technique to detect deception in seconds. Discover the simple question that can reveal if someone is lying to you.
How supermarket music makes you spend more
Retail giants Coles and Woolworths are using carefully curated playlists to influence shopping behaviour and boost sales. Find out how the tempo and volume of music affect your spending habits.
Gen Z’s Viral TikTok Staring Trend Explained
A new TikTok trend sees Gen Z users staring intensely into the camera. But what’s the psychology behind this viral phenomenon?
Men's fake tears more believable than women's
New research suggests men's fake crying appears more convincing than women's, challenging long-held stereotypes about emotional expression.
Science explains why you forget when entering a room
Discover the fascinating scientific explanation behind why we often forget why we entered a room—and what you can do to improve your memory.
Secret eye signal reveals attraction, scientists find
Groundbreaking research reveals a subtle eye movement that can indicate romantic interest, offering new insights into human attraction.
Seth Rogen: Adolescence lasts until 35
Actor and comedian Seth Rogen sparks debate by suggesting adolescence extends into the mid-30s. Experts weigh in on the science behind prolonged youth.
Bob MacIntyre reveals mental health struggles in golf
Scottish golf star Bob MacIntyre reveals his struggles with mental health and the pressures of professional golf, admitting he once left the course in frustration.
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