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Why most animals aren't hermaphrodites

Exploring the evolutionary mystery of why separate sexes dominate the animal kingdom, from genetic advantages to reproductive strategies that shaped life on Earth.

Reece Walsh's psychologist reveals NRL Grand Final secrets

Exclusive insights from rugby star Reece Walsh's psychologist reveal the intensive mental conditioning that transformed the young player into an NRL Grand Final hero, showcasing the power of sports psychology in elite performance.

Halo Effect: Why Women Are Drawn to Criminals

Psychologists reveal why some women experience sexual attraction to convicted criminals, exploring the dangerous 'halo effect' phenomenon sweeping social media platforms.

2025 UK Psychology Uni Rankings: Oxford Dethroned

The Complete University Guide 2025 unveils dramatic shifts in psychology rankings. Discover which universities soared, which fell, and where to find the UK's best psychology programmes for your future career.

Perfect Holiday Duration for Happiness Revealed

Groundbreaking research uncovers the ideal holiday length for peak happiness and why shorter, more frequent trips are the secret to lasting joy. Discover the science behind the perfect getaway.

Coco Gauff silences critics with stunning US Open triumph

American teen sensation Coco Gauff delivers a powerful response to her detractors, clinching the US Open women's title in a spectacular display of skill and resilience, cementing her status as a new force in tennis.

AI Psychosis: Chatbots May Fuel Delusional Thinking

Groundbreaking investigation reveals how AI chatbots may inadvertently fuel psychotic episodes and reinforce delusional beliefs. Leading psychiatrists and tech experts explain the alarming risks and call for immediate safeguards.

Thumb Length Reveals Secret of Human Brain Evolution

Groundbreaking research uncovers the fascinating link between primate thumb proportions and brain size, offering new insights into the evolutionary journey that shaped human intelligence and dexterity.

Three childhood traits linked to adult psychopathy

New research from King's College London identifies three key behavioural signs in children that are strongly linked to developing psychopathy in adulthood. The study offers a potential breakthrough in early intervention.

Science Names The World's Most Calming Colour

Groundbreaking scientific research reveals the one colour proven to lower heart rate and reduce stress. Discover the psychology and physiology behind the world's most calming shade and how to use it in your home and life.

Lighthouse Parenting: The Expert-Approved Trend

Discover why psychologists are endorsing 'Lighthouse Parenting' – the balanced approach that guides children without hovering. Learn how this method builds resilience and independence.

Why Not Joining In Could Be Your Secret Superpower

New research reveals that those who hesitate to join in aren't necessarily shy or antisocial - they may possess a powerful cognitive advantage that drives deeper thinking and innovation.

Nathan Cleary's Childhood Trauma Revealed

Penrith Panthers superstar Nathan Cleary opens up about a harrowing childhood experience that left him traumatised, sharing the incredibly scary act that still haunts him years later.

Brits stuck in takeaway rut with 76% ordering same meal

New research reveals the surprising truth about UK takeaway habits, with most households ordering the same meal repeatedly. Discover the nation's favourite dishes and the psychology behind our culinary comfort zones.

How to Be More Present and Truly Seize the Day

Struggling to live in the moment? Discover actionable strategies from a leading psychologist to overcome 'time anxiety', quieten your inner critic, and finally start carpe-ing the diem.

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