Nomophobia statistics: since 2012, the fear of being without a mobile phone has grown from 77% to almost 90% among U.S. college students.

A new study finds that positive peer pressure drives people to follow social distancing guidelines: they do what their friends and family do.

The economic costs of sexual harassment: a #MeToo scandal equates to an average loss of 1.5% (or $450 million) in a company's market value.

A new study shows that people who score low in self-esteem are more likely to blame politics for their own personal problems.

This skin cancer aging app successfully convinced Brazilian teens to use more sunscreen, and cut back on the sunbathing.

People can classify a photo of an unfamiliar politician as either an autocrat or a democratically-elected leader, with 70% accuracy.

According to a new research paper, conservatives are more decisive and more confident in their judgements than liberals are.

New study shows TV violence involving guns (versus other forms of violence) increased from 2000 to 2018, in step with actual gun homicides.