Betania Vidal

Could your favorite way to sleep hint at your hidden traits? While it may seem like just a simple habit, like the way you cross your arms, the position you naturally find yourself in while asleep can offer quirky insights into your character. This trend is turning bedtime habits into a fun way to explore … Read more

Ever wondered why people from different parts of the U.S. seem to have distinct personalities? A fascinating study by psychologist Jason Rentfrow and his team offers some answers. By analyzing data from over 1.5 million participants, the researchers created a “mood map” of the United States, highlighting regional personality trends. This comprehensive study, spanning 13 … Read more

Do you sometimes find yourself glancing at your watch repeatedly, even when you’re not in a hurry? You’re not alone. Many people have this habit, often without realizing it. But why does this behavior occur? What deeper psychological factors might be at play? In a world where time governs our schedules, checking the time has … Read more

We all have a favorite state, but could your preference reveal aspects of your personality? The United States, with its diverse landscape and culture, offers an array of states that reflect different traits and aspirations. Each state embodies unique characteristics that provide insight into who we are. We’ve matched four iconic states with distinct personality … Read more

Imagine sitting with a friend at a café. The conversation flows, but suddenly, they pick up their phone. You pause, wondering what just happened. This common behavior, known as “phubbing” (phone snubbing), was recently examined in a study by the University of Georgia and another by the Niigata University in Japan. Researchers explored how phubbing … Read more

You may have noticed how some world leaders or public speakers clasp their fingers together, forming a triangle shape with their hands. This gesture, often referred to as the “steeple hands” or “hands in a triangle”, holds a fascinating psychological significance. According to experts like psychologist Luis Arimany, this subtle but powerful hand movement conveys … Read more

When you travel or move, some places feel like home instantly while others remain foreign and unwelcoming. In a recent article, writer Charlotte Grainger delves into how a place can impact its residents and shape their identities. Experts like Dr. Jameca Woody Cooper highlight the crucial role of the environment in developing personality traits. The researchers … Read more

The latest viral personality test sweeping social media claims to uncover hidden traits based on the shape of your forehead. Yes, you read that right! Could your forehead reveal secrets about your intellect, emotions, and your approach to life? Let’s find out. Take a moment, look in the mirror, and identify your forehead type. Once … Read more

Few colors captivate and evoke such intense emotions as red. From fiery sunsets to crimson roses, red is a powerful visual stimulant that often commands our attention. In psychology, red symbolizes energy, passion, and danger. Across cultures and eras, this bold hue has woven itself into the fabric of human history, art, and even political … Read more

Walking with hands in pockets can sometimes mean more than just a casual stance. While it might seem like an insignificant gesture, body language experts see it as a window into a person’s mental and emotional state. The way we position our hands while walking often reflects our internal feelings, whether we’re aware of it … Read more

Ever noticed how you eagerly anticipate one season more than others? Psychology suggests that your favorite one could say a lot about who you are. Kendra Cherry, an expert in the field, highlights how factors like light and temperature can influence our preferences, as well as our emotions and behaviors. Although research on the psychology … Read more

Recent studies reveal a fascinating connection between our personality traits and the flavors we enjoy. Interestingly, our taste preferences might go beyond mere cravings and suggest deeper insights into who we are. Cameron Berg, BS in cognitive science, and his team explored this connection by surveying over 6,000 people. Their findings indicate that taste and … Read more

Walking is an activity that can reveal a lot about a person’s mindset and personality. According to a 2018 study published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, our walking speed can reflect our cognitive and emotional state. Slow walkers, in particular, tend to exhibit unique psychological traits that set them apart from their … Read more