Understanding the nature and nurture of callous-unemotional traits: The role of anxiety

Study suggests early germ exposure may explain cognitive advantages in first-born children

A brief article discussing research that challenges traditional stereotypes about birth order and personality. While first-born children ten

Study suggests germs, not personality, may explain why first-born children outperform siblings

A new study suggests that the reason first-born children tend to outperform younger siblings in educational achievement and income may be re

Study finds rise in fear-based perfectionism among young adults poses risks for medical training

A new meta-analysis published in Psychological Bulletin reveals that perfectionism among college students has risen substantially since the

Methylome-wide association study in blood suggests cell type-specific relationships between DNA methylation and lifetime anxiety

Study suggests germ exposure may explain why first-born siblings achieve more

A new study suggests that birth order effects on success (first-borns achieving higher education and income) may be linked to germ exposure

The Child-Like Role of Dogs in Western Societies