The Daily Galaxy --Great Discoveries Channel May 11, 2026 • 11:15

According to Psychology, What It Means When Someone Is Always Petting Cats - The Daily Galaxy

By Arezki Amiri

Some stressed-out people aren't drawn to dogs at all. New research reveals a personality trait that predicts who will seek out cats for comfort instead.

Cats rarely appear in structured stress-relief programs on university campuses. A newly published study suggests that the people who stand to benefit most from feline interaction are the very ones al… [+5597 chars]

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According to Psychology, What It Means When Someone Is Always Petting Cats - The Daily Galaxy

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