(NewsNation) — New research shows that, much like Taylor Swift, most people believe karma is on their side while also punishing others.

A study by the American Psychological Association asked more than 2,000 people to write about their experience with karma. Participants were from different religious backgrounds and included nonreligious individuals.

When writing about themselves, 59 percent talked about being rewarded for good deeds while 92 percent talked about negative consequences for bullies, coworkers, friends and........

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