The Misunderstood Penis
Gordon Gallup sets the record straight on the semen displacement theory
Bering in Mind
A research psychologist's curious look at human behavior
Women Really Are More Socially Aggressive Than Men (With Apologies to Jezebel.com)
Like it or not, men and women evolved different kinds of violent minds
The “Bitch” Evolved: Why Girls Are So Cruel to Each Other
Researchers study the natural foundations of female social aggression
Armpit Psychology: The Science of Body Odor Perception
Researchers explore how other people's smells are processed by our brains
What’s Your Story? The Psychological Science of Life History Research
How we "spin" our self-narratives can reveal our hidden personalities
Are Very Young Children Stuck in the Perpetual Present?
Psychologists examine how the self becomes a "character" extended in time
Intoxicating Studies: The Effects of Alcohol on Social Behavior
Psychologists examine how drinking motivates philosophizing, dating, vandalizing, and more
Religious Ideas Burrow into Brains
Cognitive scientists explain how supernatural concepts migrate between minds
Creationism Feels Right, but That Doesn’t Make it So
Psychological researchers suggest that evolutionary thinking is unnatural
How the Mind Works (in a Cemetery)
People are more intolerant of outsiders when reminded of their mortality
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