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Large UK Survey Finds Nearly 70% of People Remember Hugs for Comfort

Linking traits such as empathy and attachment to hug memories, the study recommends causal and cross-cultural follow-up

Hugo García and His Mother Post Photos Showing Harmony With Partner and Newborn

Long Gaps Without an Intimate Friend Often Reflect Learned Self‑Protection, Not Antisociality

Psychologists Say Tidy Homes Cut Stress but Mess Can Boost Creativity

Apple TV Orders Dating Documentary Series With Esther Perel

Reassuring Touch Linked to More Peaceful Feeding in Bonobos and Chimpanzees

Everyday Behaviors Framed as Intentional Coping Strategies

Erdoğan Gave NATO Leaders Personalized Revolvers, Governments Seized and Secured the Gifts

Why We Feel Pleasure at Others' Misfortune: The Psychology of Schadenfreude

Situational Moments, Not Solitude, Drive Loneliness in Many Older Adults

Schadenfreude Is Common, Not Proof of Malice

Roland Trettl Calls First Dates Hotel Finalists 'Vollmeise' After Knightly Swordfight

Clutter, Punctuality and Well‑Being: What Small Habits Reveal About Self‑Control and Stress

Contestant Brings Sword to First Dates Hotel and Ends Up Splitting the Bill

Study Finds Older Adults Report Fewer Recent Regrets and Less Distress

Study Finds Political Breakups Widespread in the U.S.

Growing Up With Little Praise Often Yields Self-Reliant Adults Who Struggle With Compliments

Study Finds People Enjoy So-Called Boring Small Talk More Than They Expect

Science Paper Details Rare, Lethal Split in Uganda’s Ngogo Chimpanzees

World Siblings Day Prompts Royal Portraits and a Local Hunt for Twins and Triplets