Women are more likely to make derogatory comments about rivals with larger breasts
New research explores the role of breast size in female intrasexual competition.
Tag: Behavior
Online apps and social media platforms heavily track your behavior, without your consent
New research showcases the extent our data is monetized online.
Dogs seem to play more enthusiastically when you’re paying attention to them going at it
And they might be doing it to make us happy.
Good news — study finds that people generally try to help one another out
We have a desire to help hardwired into us.
Gorillas have ‘old friends’ and other elements of complex societies
We might not be the unique species we like to consider ourselves.
Scared? Here’s how your brain decides whether you freeze, flee, or fight
The infamous three F's.
Unlike humans, bonobos prefer jerks
Bonobos are surprisingly human-like, but this is where things start to diverge.
Bacterial communities take turns to eat when food becomes scarce
Aww, they have tiny economic agreements, ain't that cute?
Memories for opposing behaviors are stored in the same parts of the brain, study finds
One step closer to understanding memory.
Voles show care for and comfort distressed mates
A study from Emory University looking into prairie voles' consoling behaviors provides new evidence in support of animal empathy. The ...
