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Do spouses really resemble each other more over time? Study says no

By Douglas Heingartner
October 12, 2020
Despite popular belief, a new study finds no evidence for the idea that couples come to resemble each other more with the passage of time.
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Social psychology

Fox News viewers engage in riskier COVID-19 behavior than CNN viewers

By PsychNewsDaily Staff
October 9, 2020
A new study finds Fox News viewers are more likely than CNN viewers to engage in risky COVID-19 behaviors.
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Social psychology

Study finds too much social contact is linked to worse health outcomes

By Douglas Heingartner
October 6, 2020
New research finds that too much social contact – for example on a daily basis – is linked to worse health and lower survival rates.
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NeuroscienceSocial psychology

New study shows background music makes food taste better

By Douglas Heingartner
October 2, 2020
Background music can make food taste better, according to a new study. And unwanted background noise makes the food taste worse.
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PersonalitySocial psychology

Analysis of Trump's tweets shows he's sleeping less, and getting angrier

By Douglas Heingartner
October 1, 2020
A new study of President Trump’s tweets indicates that he’s been sleeping less and less. And that lack of sleep is hurting his performance, and making him angrier.
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Social psychology

New research examines how and why we copy the choices of others

By Kelly Haws
September 16, 2020
New research shows that people tend to copy the choices of their companions to make them feel more comfortable.
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