New psychology study challenges a major assumption about why we bond with our friends

Neuroscience reveals that social connection may be a biological necessity like food or water

This article explores the neuroscience of loneliness and social connection, presenting evidence that social interaction may be a basic biolo

Neuroscience reveals that social connection may be a biological necessity like food or water

This article explores the neuroscience of loneliness and social connection, presenting evidence that social interaction may be a basic biolo

Psychological Distance Moderates How Shared Experiences Are Amplified

This research article proposes and tests the novel idea that the amplification of shared experiences is moderated by psychological distance

Make science more reliable: study people as they go about their lives

The Value of Choosing Friendships as We Age

This article explores the phenomenon of losing friends as we age, reflecting on how college friendships are uniquely convenient due to proxi

The Statistical Reality: Why Everything Is Correlated and Its Implications for Research

This article explores the statistical and psychological observation that all real-world variables exhibit non-zero correlations, challenging

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