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“More than 1 in 8 LGBTQ people live in states where doctors can refuse to treat them.” This headline describes a flurry of laws passed in 2025 allo...

A systematic review of the association between women’s morphological traits and fertility

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Why are debates about women’s rights so hard to resolve? New research shows how morality, not policy, shapes the fight over women’s bodies.

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Society polices women’s bodies through morality—holding them to standards men don’t have to follow.

Society polices women’s bodies through morality—holding them to standards men don’t have to follow.

Women's bodies have long been subject to societal control. We examine a form of gender/sex bias that may be used to justify and maintain such control: the moralization of women's bodies. Across two s...

Psychology's infamous bully

Transgender rights are a polarizing topic. When examining the rhetoric used by those opposed to transgender rights, it often seems like their arguments contradi...

Economic inequality is increasing in the United States, making categorization and stereotyping based on social class more likely. Yet, social class stereotypes have received relatively little atten...

Full-time Teaching Faculty, Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences, Indiana University-Bloomington.The Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences seeks to fill a full-time teaching faculty L...

Gender differences in systemizing and empathizing are sometimes attributed to inherent biological factors. We tested whether such effects are more often interpr...