Kids as young as 6 develop ideas that girls aren't interested in computer science and engineering. The stereotypes could add to the gap in STEM careers.

New research paints an evolving picture of vaccination acceptance and hesitancy. It suggests people can change their minds about getting the COVID-19 jab.

New research suggests subtle wording in textbooks can affect how certain students are about the causes of climate change.

People with personality traits that are part of the "Dark Tetrad" are more likely to buy into conspiracy theories, according to new research.

Zero-sum beliefs lead some conservative Christians to view LGBTQ progress as an attack. Research suggests there's a biblical way to counter this thinking.

Research based on 35 years of national surveys shows that American public's level of acceptance of evolution is now over the halfway mark.

"...not everyone sees value in time spent on leisure. Many hold a general belief that these activities are an unproductive use of time—at the cost of their own happiness."

As Delta variant cases are on the rise, a new poll shows how Americans feel about COVID-19 vaccine mandates for some events and certain workers.

Can workshops modeled on principles of couples therapy ease political polarization among Americans?

An astronomy expert breaks down what he expects from the US government UFO report and whether humans are alone in the universe.