925. Better-paid local politicians are less likely to be corrupt (Klasnja et al. 2026)
924. There is no evidence of a gendered pattern whereby women political leaders face unique penalties in crises (Horiuchi and Johnson 2026)
923. One tonne of CO2 emitted in 1990 caused US$180 in discounted global damages by 2020 (Burke et al. 2026)
922. In Stanley Milgram's obedience study, no entirely “fully obedient” participant fully obeyed the procedures Milgram's experimenter instructed them to do (Kaposi and Sumeghy 2026)
921. Dog genetic diversification started well before 14,200 years ago (Bergström et al. 2026)
920. Managerial performance is strongly predicted by economic decision-making skill (Weidmann et al. 2026)
919. Politically liberal are more likely to believe that words can cause lasting psychological harm (Pratt et al. 2026)
918. When education is in-person, attractive students receive higher grades (Mehic 2022)
917. Genetic variation contributes to proneness to chills from artistic, poetic, and musical expressions (Bignardi et al. 2026)
916. Overall cognitive-personality functioning peaks between ages 55 and 60 (Gignac and Zajenkowski 2025)
915. Heritability of human life span due to intrinsic mortality is above 50% (Shenar et al. 2026)
914. Elite soccer players possess personality traits like high conscientiousness and openness to experience (Bonetti et al. 2025)
913. Elections increase satisfaction with democracy (Singh 2025)
912. Female suicide bombers inflict fewer fatalities than their male counterparts (Choi and Acosta 2025)
911. Professional forecasters overreact to idiosyncratic but underreact to common information (Gemmi and Valchev 2026)
910. Tanning bed users are more likely to develop melanoma (Gerami et al. 2025)
909. The Condorcet paradox holds little to no empirical relevance in national elections (Barbaro and Kurella 2025)
908. Humans were making fire in the UK 400,000 years ago (Davis et al. 2025)
907. Legislators talk less about the future as they age (Hanretty et al. 2025)
906. The availability of the internet has reduced inequalities in chess (Grechyna and Grechyn 2025)