A new study reveals that boys and girls have distinct expectations regarding friendships, with these differences becoming more pronounced during adolescence. The research highlights how these differing perspectives can impact social interactions and emotional development.

A study reveals that extended periods of unemployment often result in individuals feeling disengaged and apathetic, rather than motivating them to regain control of their lives.

A recent study published in the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships indicates that women who experience higher levels of protective paternalism tend to perceive their male partners as less reliable. Protective paternalism is a form of benevolent sexism that ostensibly aims to protect women but can also undermine their autonomy.

Recent psychological research has found that engaging with art is associated with a more meaningful life. The study highlights how both creating and consuming art can enhance one's sense of purpose and fulfillment.

Recent research has uncovered intriguing findings about how loneliness and trust are interconnected. The study suggests that loneliness can significantly impact an individual's level of trust in others, revealing a paradoxical relationship that has important implications for understanding social behavior and mental health.