• Robot Helps Students With Learning Disabilities Stay Focused

• Cohesion and Connection Drop in Aging Population

• Social Isolation Triggers Astrocyte-Mediated Deficits in Learning and Memory

• The Relationship Between Ghosting and Closure

• Copy-Cat? Youth With Few Friends Conform to Stay in a Friend's 'good Graces'

• Just One Quality Conversation With a Friend Boosts Daily Well-Being

• Study Finds New Association Between Social Isolation and Dementia Risk Factors
• Social Isolation, Loneliness Increase Risk for Heart Failure

• How to Reduce the Temptation to Cheat: Empathy

• Prairie Voles Without Oxytocin Receptors Can Bond With Mates and Young

• Humans Can Recognize and Understand Chimpanzee and Bonobo Gestures, Study Finds

• Negative Marital Communications Leave Literal, Figurative Wounds

• Support from Others in Stressful Times Can Ease Impact of Genetic Depression Risk, Study Suggests

• Why Technology Alone Can't Solve the Digital Divide

• Adult Children More Likely to Be Estranged from Dad Than Mom, Study Shows
• Inhibiting Imitation of Others Can Increase Understanding of Others, Study Finds

• Social Group Values Are Most Readable in the Way We Write, New Research Finds

• Socialness Is in the Eye of the Beholder

• Reading the Room: Humans Struggle to Identify Aggression in Dogs, Other Humans
• Social Media Engagement Style May Be Linked With Perceived Social Connectedness

• Female Monkeys 'actively Reduce' Social Network as They Age
• Heightened Activity of Specific Brain Cells Following Traumatic Social Experience Blocks Social Reward and Promotes Sustained Social Avoidance

• Cultural Differences Affect How We Support Close Friends and Family

• Moral Behavior Pays Off

• People With Attachment Anxiety More Likely to Create False Memories When They Can See the Person Talking
• Feeling Poorer Than Your Friends in Early Adolescence Is Associated With Worse Mental Health, Study Finds

• Power of 'thank You' For Couples

• Research Points to Positive Mental Health Outcomes for Young People Who Have Attended University

• Disconnection, Not Teens' Screen Time, Is the Problem, Research Suggests

• Teens With COVID-19 Knowledge Reported Better Well-Being

• How Does Social Behavior Lead to Clusters of Vaccine Hesitancy?

• Asexual Relationships Need Same Ingredients as Any Other Relationship

• COVID Face Masks Don't Impair Most Social Interaction, Study Suggests

• Positive Neighbor Involvement Important If Teens Don't Develop Mother-Child Bond

• What Makes Us Share Posts on Social Media?

• Which Teens Are More Likely to Vape? Research Shows Surprising Patterns Across Race and Sexuality Groups

• Testosterone Promotes 'cuddling,' Not Just Aggression, Animal Study Finds

• Which Leisure Activities Are Linked to Lower Risk of Dementia?

• Social Isolation and Loneliness Increase the Risk of Death from Heart Attack, Stroke

• Our Social Interactions Begin at a Young Age

• Social Development of Infants Unaffected by COVID-19 Pandemic

• Facial Similarity Influences Perceptions of Trustworthiness for Same-Sex Interactions
• Friends Enjoy Being Reached out to More Than We Think

• Gestures Can Improve Understanding in Language Disorders

• After Facial Feminization Surgery, Transgender People Report Better Psychosocial Health
• Death of a Family Member May Increase Heart Failure Mortality Risk

• How Friends Can Work Together to Help Protect Against Unwanted Sexual Experiences in the First Year of College
• Being Mindful Can Improve Your Interactions With Co-Workers, New Study Finds

• Seat Assignments Drive Friendships Among Elementary School Children

• Scent of a Friend: Similarities in Body Odor May Contribute to Social Bonding
• Researchers Uncover Brain Waves Related to Social Behavior

• Relationships Are Best Between People of Similar Desirability, Study Finds

• Staring at Yourself During Virtual Chats May Worsen Your Mood

• Adults Sleep Better Together Than They Do Alone

• Young Adults Turn Crushes Into Love

• Healthy Development Thanks to Older Siblings
• Research Reveals Impact of Loneliness on COVID-19 Vaccine Antibody Response

• Children With Same-Sex Parents Are Socially Well-Adjusted

• Women Who Embraced Their Partner Subsequently Had Lower Stress-Induced Cortisol Response
• Childhood Circumstances and Personality Traits Are Associated With Loneliness in Older Age

• Humans May Have Evolved to Show Signs of Stress to Evoke Support from Others

• COVID-19 Pandemic Led to Increase in Loneliness Around the World

• In-Person Socialization Down, but Social Media Isn't to Blame, Researcher Says

• 新的研究显示特殊心理健康风险ertain Groups of New Doctors

• For Cooperative Teams, Modesty Leaves the Best Impression

• Social Connections Influence Brain Structure of Rhesus Macaques

• Behavioral Treatment for Deficits of Facial Affect Recognition in Multiple Sclerosis

• People Born in the 80s Not Likely to Marry Their First Cohabiting Partner

• Those Who Ogle Also More Likely to Have Harmful Attitudes, Study Finds

• Scientists Find That the Impact of Social Media on Wellbeing Varies Across Adolescence

• What's the Prevailing Opinion on Social Media? Look at the Flocks, Says Researcher

• Robot That Seems to Convey Emotion While Reading

• Communities With Higher Levels of Racial Prejudice Have Worse Health Outcomes

• Agreeableness a Helpful Trait for General Success in Life, Study Finds
• Changing Your Mind Based on Information, or Simply to Conform? Brain Activity Differentiates Between Types of Social Influence

• Disliking Music: What’s the Point?
• One in Three Young People Say They Felt Happier During Lockdown

• Employers Should Nurture Friendship and Support Amongst Co-Workers to Unlock Creativity, Shows New Research

• Context-Dependent Behavior Can Make Cooperation Flourish

• A Spouse's Education Can Positively Impact Their Partner's Overall Health

• Babies Can Tell Who Has Close Relationships Based on One Clue: Saliva

• When People 'click' They Respond Faster to Each Other

• Virtual Reality Could Help Make Therapy Easier

• Cochlear Implant in Deaf Children With Autism Can Improve Language Skills and Social Engagement, Study Finds

• Small Measures Can Be a Big Help for Children of Mothers With Depression

• 'My Robot Is a Softie': Physical Texture Influences Judgments of Robot Personality

• Giving Social Support to Others May Boost Your Health

• Can We Tell Someone’s Cultural Group from the Way They Laugh?

• Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s and Related Dementias Reduces Social Activity, Study Suggests

• Men Experience More Emotional Pain During Breakups

• How a Natural Disaster Can Bring Couples Closer

• 蝙蝠研究显示社会大脑的秘密

• In Your Face: Children’s Expressions Tell the Story of Poor Sleep
• Illness-and Death-Related Messages Found to Be Significant Motivators for Exercise

• Study Discovers Unique Brain Signature of Intimate Partner Aggression

• Getting Beyond Small Talk: Study Finds People Enjoy Deep Conversations With Strangers

• Parental Alienation, Partner Abuse: Two Sides of Same Coin, Says Social Psychologist

• Socializing May Improve Older Adults’ Cognitive Function in Daily Life

• Teenagers Aren't as Lonely in Lockdown If Interacting Positively Online, Research Finds

• Voices of Reason? Study Links Acoustic Correlations, Gender to Vocal Appeal