Both men and women play a role in perpetuating attitudes toward sex that are hypocritical and logically inconsistent, researchers say.
Researchers reveal social activity and the activity of dopaminergic neurons contribute to individuality in mice.
Women who hug their partners before a stressful event have a lower biological stress response and reduced cortisol levels compared to women who do not embrace their partners.
According to researchers, couples who fight following a lack of sleep expressed higher inflammation levels in blood samples.
Exposure to ultraviolet radiation type B increases levels of romantic passion in both men and women. The study reveals sunlight exposure affects the regulation of the endocrine system responsible for the release of sexual hormones in humans.
Resolving arguments on the day they occur helps reduce and improves overall wellbeing, researchers report.
People who display moral outrage were considered to be more trustworthy and benevolent, and therefore more likely to display other positive pro-social behaviors than their more controlled counterparts.
According to researchers, familial relationships in movies affect the reactions in the viewer's brain to moral dilemma addressed between characters.
Teens who find themselves in intense, controlling relationships, where they are denied healthy external friendships and self-discovery, and psychologically controlling parents, have a higher risk for high blood pressure later in life.
Researchers say over 20% of adults do not want children and intend to remain child-free. Most adults say they decided in their teens or early twenties to remain childless.
While many might think that having a partner with them during a painful medical procedure helps, a new study reports this can actually make the pain feel worse.
Couples with the CD38 CC genetic variant reported higher levels of trust and marriage satisfaction.
