Study Facts

Research shows that women with higher levels of education are significantly more likely to report enjoying both giving and receiving oral sex compared to those with less education.

A 2012 UK study by NCP car parks found that women scored higher than men on a parking skills checklist, despite taking about 20 seconds longer to complete the maneuver.

Chewing the same flavor of gum while studying and during a test can help trigger memory recall through a phenomenon called context-dependent memory.

An Australian study found that homework provides little to no academic benefit for elementary school students, and only becomes useful in limited amounts during high school.

A 1996 study suggested a link between body hair in men and higher intelligence, though the findings remain disputed and the correlation was modest.

A study conducted by the University of Hawaii revealed that shorter men live longer lives.

Most people smile when they are frustrated, according to a study.

A widely-cited 1980s German study allegedly found that men who kiss their wives before leaving for work live longer, earn more money, and get into fewer car accidents than those who don't—though researchers say the benefits likely come from the positive mindset that affectionate relationships foster, not the kiss itself.

After an 11 year study, cell phones were shown not to increase chances of getting cancer.

A study had men report their own penis size, and the average was found to be 6.1-6.5 inches. A subsequent clinical study actually measured penises, and found the average size to be 5.1-5.7 inches.