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SciencePublished July 28, 2026 · 00:00

What does psychological research reveal about the link between having been subjected to corporal punishment in childhood and supporting its use for children?

Psychological research reveals a consistent link: having been subjected to corporal punishment spanking or physical discipline as a child is associated with later approval and support for using the same punishment on children. This shows up across studies measuring personal attitudes, parent‑child belief patterns, and large‑scale meta‑analyses. A scoping review...

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HealthPublished July 27, 2026 · 00:00

What evidence-based methods can help individuals alter persistent unhelpful thinking styles?

What Evidence Says About Changing Unhelpful Thinking Styles Persistent unhelpful thinking styles—like constant worrying, catastrophizing, or that inner critic that never takes a day off—can be stubborn. The good news is that research has identified several evidence‑backed methods that help people step out of these mental loops. The strongest support...

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CulturePublished July 25, 2026 · 00:00

How do cross-cultural studies compare the perceived attractiveness of Asian facial features with Western beauty ideals?

Cross cultural studies on facial attractiveness find a blend of shared preferences and distinct cultural ideals. While there is broad agreement on who looks good, researchers also see clear differences in what Asian and Western raters emphasize—especially for specific features like eyebrows, mouth size, and skin tone 1 2 ....

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HealthPublished July 4, 2026 · 00:06

What are evidence-based strategies for managing pervasive anger and frustration in response to ongoing societal and personal stressors?

Why This Matters When you’re constantly bombarded by personal hassles and larger societal problems, your brain can stay on high alert, which lowers the threshold for anger 43 . Managing that pervasive frustration usually requires both in‑the‑moment tricks and longer‑term habits—a “dual approach” that research backs 16 . Cognitive Behavioral...

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