A political scientist explains how a confluence of personality traits and perceived status loss can encourage some people to generate chaos as a solution to their woes.

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People high in neuroticism or negative emotionality would experience more intense depression symptoms, such as sadness and ...

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Journal of Psychosocial Research on Cyberspace has shed light on the various reasons why people use the popular dating application Tinder. Researchers discovered that individuals fall into distinct ...

More than 280 million people live with depression, according to the World Health Organization. People experience the ...

I was spending a year trying to change my personality. According to a scientific personality test I’d taken, I scored ...

Research published by Personality and Individual Differences explains that laziness can signify a lack of commitment, ...

A notable aspect of the study was ChatGPT-4’s self-assigned confidence ratings. Ideally, these ratings would indicate how ...

Real attraction isn’t about putting on a show—it’s about being undeniably yourself. The most magnetic women don’t try to ...