• Young Kids May Learn to Identify Dog Aggression With Age and Experience

• Walkable Neighborhoods Help Adults Socialize, Increase Community

• Cutting Back on Social Media Reduces Anxiety, Depression, Loneliness
• Psychedelic Drugs Reopen 'critical Periods' For Social Learning

• Loneliness, Insomnia Linked to Work With AI Systems

• Discovery of Neurons That Allow Us to Recognize Others

• Living in an Almshouse Boosts Life Expectancy

• Gender Trumps Politics in Determining People's Ability to Read Others' Minds

• What Makes News Get Shared Widely? The Answer Is in Your Head

• Married People Who Cheat Don't Often Regret It

• Adult Friendships Can Triumph Over Childhood Trauma, Even in Baboons

• 'Love Hormone' Guides Young Songbirds in Choice of 'voice Coach'
• Most Species, Including Humans, Who Experience Early Life Adversity Suffer as Adults. How Are Gorillas Different?

• 大脑反应不同的联系Depending on Context

• Married Couples Who Merge Finances May Be Happier, Stay Together Longer
• Understanding Self-Directed Ageism

• Machine Learning Model Sheds Light on How Brains Recognize Communication Sounds

• Human Brains Process Social Situations Similarly -- Researchers Discovered a Brain Network for Social Perception

• Gossip Influences Who Gets Ahead in Different Cultures

• Lonely People's Divergent Thought Processes May Contribute to Feeling 'alone in a Crowded Room'

• Social Consequences of Using AI in Conversations

• Study Examines How Social Rank Affects Response to Stress

• Positive Experiences in Close Relationships Are Associated With Better Physical Health, New Research Suggests

• Few People Seem to Find Real Joy in JOMO
• Personality, Satisfaction Linked Throughout Adult Lifespan

• Sleep Quality Is Significantly Associated With Quality of Life Indicators Over Time
• How Moms and Dads View Each Other as Co-Parents Affects Kids

• COVID-19 Pandemic Has Long-Lasting Effects on Adolescent Mental Health and Substance Use

• How Moms Are Taking the Lead in Shaping Children's Education

• Greater Gender Equality Helps Both Women and Men Live Longer

• Reducing Social Media Use Significantly Improves Body Image in Teens, Young Adults
• Leptin Helps Hungry Mice Choose Sex Over Food

• Robot Helps Students With Learning Disabilities Stay Focused

• Cohesion and Connection Drop in Aging Population

• Paying Attention to Faces May Be Linked With Psychopathology Levels and 'Big Five' Personality Traits

• 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
• Joy at the Café: Tweets Reveal Where in Cities People Express Different Emotions
• Social Isolation, Loneliness Increase Risk for Heart Failure

• Mocktails or Cocktails? Having a Sense of Purpose in Life Can Keep Binge Drinking at Bay

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

• Researchers Identify Neurons That 'learn' To Smell a Threat

• Negative Marital Communications Leave Literal, Figurative Wounds

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

• New Studies Suggest Social Isolation Is a Risk Factor for Dementia in Older Adults, Point to Ways to Reduce Risk

• Feeling Depressed? Performing Acts of Kindness May Help

• Education About Genetic Causes of Eating Behavior Affects Attitudes Toward People With Higher Weight

• Why Technology Alone Can't Solve the Digital Divide

• Singing Supports Stroke Rehabilitation

• More Than Fun and Games: Celebrations Can Benefit Your Health and Well-Being

• Some Claim Culture Affects Our Basic Visual Perception
• Adult Children More Likely to Be Estranged from Dad Than Mom, Study Shows
• Inhibiting Imitation of Others Can Increase Understanding of Others, Study Finds
• Measuring the Stress of Moving House

• Strong Connection to Neighbors May Improve Health Outcomes

• Social Group Values Are Most Readable in the Way We Write, New Research Finds
• Screen Time Linked to OCD in U.S. Preteens

• Study Explores How 'me-Time' Affects Social Interaction
• 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

• Conflicting Motives Govern Sense of Fairness, Study Finds

• Synchronized Neural Oscillations in the Right Brain Induce Empathic Behavior

• Study Finds That Experiences of Daily Stress Decrease as People Age
• Online Learning in COVID-19 Detrimental to Teen Mental Health, School Satisfaction, Performance
• Female Monkeys 'actively Reduce' Social Network as They Age
• Adverse Psychosocial Factors in Childhood Are Associated With Worse Midlife Learning and Memory
• Heightened Activity of Specific Brain Cells Following Traumatic Social Experience Blocks Social Reward and Promotes Sustained Social Avoidance

• Wild Primate Study Ties Importance of Social Environment to Molecular Markers of Age in the Brain

• Gene That Guides Earliest Social Behaviors Could Be Key to Understanding Autism

• Cultural Differences Affect How We Support Close Friends and Family

• Moral Behavior Pays Off

• Empowering Social Media Users to Assess Content Helps Fight Misinformation

• Higher Sense of Purpose in Life May Be Linked to Lower Mortality Risk, Study Finds
• 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

• Feeling Lonely? What We Want from Our Relationships Can Change With Age
• Power of 'thank You' For Couples
• Lack of Computer Access Linked to Poorer Mental Health in Young People During COVID-19 Pandemic

• Multiple Stressors Contributed to Physician Burnout During First Wave of COVID-19 in the U.S.
• Scientists Cite Need for More Research on Leadership Development in Adolescence

• Autism Research: Understanding Reluctance to Make Eye Contact With Others

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

• Sensitivity to Musical Rhythm Supports Social Development in Infants
• Teens With COVID-19 Knowledge Reported Better Well-Being

• Low Sense of Personal Control Increases People's Affinity for Tighter, Rules-Based Culture

• Rewards Only Promote Cooperation If the Other Person Also Learns About Them

• New Research Shows Link Between Workplace Bullying and Conspiracy Beliefs

• How Early Fears Play Role in Future Anxiety, Depression

• To Be Less Sedentary, You May Need a More Active Friend

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

• Children Who Tell Blunt Truth, as Opposed to Lying, Are Judged More Harshly by Adults
• Humor and Body Image Linked

• New Survey: 91% of Parents Say Their Family Is Less Stressed When They Eat Together

• 大学生害怕错过(FoMO) Associated With Illicit Behavior

• 育儿Practices in Teen Years Set the Stage for Closeness, Warmth Later on

• Social Media Use Linked to Developing Depression Regardless of Personality