A recent study shows that interpreting physical signs like a racing heart as exciting is linked to higher sexual desire, while fearing those same physical sensations relates to sexual dissatisfaction and physical difficulties. dlvr.it/TWGLrl
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As children grow from age 4 to 16, the link between common education-related genetic variants and IQ strengthens, while the link between rare damaging mutations and lower IQ weakens, according to a study of British children. dlvr.it/TWGJKK
Are women who kill their partners judged on the facts, or on assumptions about how women should behave? A review of 24 studies suggests gender stereotypes still color how jurors, judges, and journalists see them. dlvr.it/TWGDlz
The brain may work best near a tipping point between disorder and excessive synchrony. A new study suggests ADHD symptoms could reflect individual differences in where each person’s brain operates relative to that point. dlvr.it/TWG8qg
Whether a poll asked if Tylenol “causes,” “increases the risk” of, or is “linked” to autism made little difference to how Americans answered, a new experiment finds. Political party mattered far more. dlvr.it/TWG3mJ