Women Report Greater Satisfaction With Singlehood Than Men, Study Finds A recent study published in Social Psychological and Personality Science sheds light on gender differences in psychological well-being among single […]

Brain Circuits Tied To Depressions "Negativity Effect " Uncovered A recent study conducted by scientists in France and published in Translational Psychiatry offers new insights into how depression affects the […]

Study Finds Tetris-based Therapy Can Ease Post-traumatic Stress Disorder Symptoms In a new study, researchers found that a single guided treatment session involving the video game Tetris could reduce symptoms of post-traumatic stress […]

Phubbing Linked To Dehumanization And Aggression In New Psychology Study A new study in Computers in Human Behavior has found that the seemingly harmless act of “phubbing”—ignoring others to check one’s phone—can have surp […]

Why Do People Enjoy Horror Movies? New Study Sheds Light For many, horror movies are more than just scary—they’re an exciting escape that combines fear and thrill. But what drives people to watch films fil […]

Researchers Propose New Model Linking Eating Behaviors To Multiple Factors In a new paper published in Social Science & Medicine, researchers at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign have proposed a detailed model that […]

Superhero Films Can Encourage Prosocial Behavior, New Study Finds A new study published in The Journal of Psychology suggests that superhero films, despite often depicting violence, can promote prosocial behavior — a […]

Cat-borne Parasite Toxoplasma Gondii Linked To Increased Anxiety Risk, Study Finds A recent study published in the Journal of Affective Disorders reveals a potential link between the presence of antibodies for the parasite Toxoplasma […]

First Study To Capture Real-time Impact Of Phone Use On Infant Speech Environment A new study is the first to document the real-time connection between phone use and the amount of speech directed at infants during everyday […]

Obama's 2012 Re-election Linked To Surprising Divergence In Mental Health Among Black Men A recent study published in the journal Sociology of Race and Ethnicity reveals that Barack Obama’s reelection in 2012 had a significant impact on t […]

ADHD Could Mask Warning Signs Of Alcohol Dependency, Rodent Study Suggests New research raises concerns about the co-use of prescription stimulants and alcohol in adolescents with ADHD. The study, published in the American […]

New Research Provides Insight Into How Exercise Strengthens Brain Connections A new study sheds light on how exercise boosts brain function by exploring the role of nerves in muscle-brain communication. The study, published in […]

Classical Music Enhances Mood By Triggering Triple-time Locking In The Extended Amygdala A recent study out of China has uncovered new insights into how listening to classical music can positively influence the brain, offering a potential […]

Long-term Cognitive And Psychiatric Symptoms Persist In COVID-19 Patients Even Years After Hospitalization A recent study published in The Lancet Psychiatry indicates that many individuals who were hospitalized with COVID-19 continue to experience cognitive […]

Motherhood Linked To Enduring Brain Changes, which Might Offer Protective Benefits Becoming a parent is often described as a life-altering experience, profoundly reshaping one’s identity, priorities, and daily life. But recent r […]

Breakthrough AI Tech Enables At-home Tracking Of Parkinson's Disease Progression For the millions of people living with Parkinson’s disease, tracking the progression of symptoms can be challenging and time-consuming. But now, r […]

Do You Have Nomophobia? Take This Test To Find Out In today’s digital age, our smartphones have become indispensable companions. From checking emails to connecting with friends on social media, these d […]

The Psychological Effects Of Social Media: A Double-edged Sword A new study published in the journal Heliyon sheds light on the complex relationship between social media use, perceived social support, self-esteem, […]

Ozempic And Similar Drugs May Lower Dementia Risk For Diabetes Patients A recent study conducted by the Karolinska Institutet has found that people with type 2 diabetes who are treated with glucagon-like peptide-1 […]

Early Adversity Linked To Altered Hippocampal Growth In Children A new study published in Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience sheds light on how early adversity affects brain development in children. […]