Attitudes towards Sexual Relations with Robots

Researchers have studied attitudes towards and interest in sexual relations with robots, finding that individuals higher in hostile sexism and social dominance orientation are more likely to be interested. Men are more likely to be interested in sexual relations with robots, while women are more likely to view robots as friends. The study suggests that individuals with certain attitudes may see robots as more trustworthy or as objects to use.

Impact of Critical Social Justice Attitudes on Mental Health in Finland

A new psychological assessment measuring attitudes related to critical social justice in Finland found that stronger alignment with these beliefs correlates with heightened instances of anxiety and depression. The study also revealed variations in attitudes across demographic and social groups, with higher agreement among left-wing individuals and female university students in certain fields. The research suggests a complex relationship between critical social justice attitudes and mental well-being, influenced by broader political and ideological beliefs.