Miscarriage Met With Prison Time in Parts of the US
In some places of the United States, women’s health has had a particularly trying year. In Texas, the deceptive “Heartbeat Act” imposed a slew of…
Arts
Addressing Research Gaps Could Aid in the Development of Disabled-Friendly Workplaces
According to a new assessment of disability research, closing significant gaps in research and knowledge of the treatment of persons with disabilities in the workplace…
According to a Study, Longer, and Higher-Quality, Free Music Samples Engage more Listeners
Longer, higher-quality free music samples engage more listeners and minimize the number of free riders, according to a study to be published in the International…
According to a New Study, the Effects of Fear and Anger on Conservatives and Liberals were Different
According to the findings of a study by a University at Buffalo communication researcher, fear and anger related to the 2016 presidential election and climate…
Universities may gain Important Information into the Decision-Making Process of their Recruits for Student-Athletes by Using Social Media
With college football’s annual revenue reaching an all-time high of $3.4 billion, institutions around the country spend tens of millions of dollars each year trying…
Sports Fans who Regularly Buy Season Tickets are also Interested in the Resale Ticket Market
The resale ticket market also appeals to sports fans who regularly buy season tickets, according to new research co-authored by Yanwen Wang, an assistant professor…
The Pandemic that has been Politicized Social Distancing Shapes Compliance
According to a new study, the politicization of the COVID-19 pandemic had a significant impact on adherence to social distancing standards in the United States…
Social Interaction
The process of reciprocal influence performed by individuals over one another during social interactions is known as social interaction or social connection. It’s a dynamic…
Sociologists Look at the Impact of Religion on Children’s Development
Do children raised in religious houses develop socially and psychologically better than children raised in non-religious homes? According to a recent study, religion might be…
Affirmative Action Motivates High School Students to Perform Better, According to New Research
On November 3, California voters will be asked to adopt Proposition 16, which would reinstate the power of California’s colleges and universities to consider race,…
More Political Participation may be Associated with Higher Narcissism
A politically active electorate is essential for a healthy democracy, yet not everyone votes or participates in other political activities. People who are narcissistic may…
Mysterious Mummies Found In Chinese Desert Have an Unexpected Origin
Hundreds of human remains have been discovered just off the Silk Road in China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region’s deserts. The Tarim Basin mummies have now…
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