New study finds link between sexism and denial of male victimhood in relationships
New research shows that many people endorse myths that minimize abuse against men in relationships. These myths are closely tied...
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Viral AI-images highlight how Trump engages in “victimcould,” scholar argues
How can one of the world's most powerful men also be its biggest victim? A new paper argues it’s a...
Breakfast habits are associated with depressive symptoms, study finds
Researchers found that young people in Hong Kong who regularly skip breakfast reported more depressive symptoms and lower attention control....
Neuroscientists detect decodable imagery signals in brains of people with aphantasia
Neuroscientists have found that people with aphantasia show distinct patterns of brain activity during imagery tasks, even without subjective visual...
Loneliness predicts an increase in TV viewing for older women, but not for men
A new longitudinal study found that middle-aged and older women who feel lonely are likely to watch more television years...
Othello syndrome: Woman’s rare stroke leads to psychotic delusions of infidelity
After suffering a rare type of stroke, a woman with no psychiatric history became convinced her husband was cheating. This...
How to protect your mental health from a passive-aggressive narcissist
Passive aggression is more than just frustrating; it’s a weapon. When someone consistently uses backhanded compliments, sabotage, or the silent...
Dark personality traits linked to generative AI use among art students
As generative AI tools become staples in art education, a new study uncovers who misuses them most. Research on Chinese...
Scientists are uncovering more and more unsettling facts about our politics
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People with depression face significantly greater social and health-related challenges
New findings reveal that depression is linked to both greater social hardship and increased frailty. People with depression were significantly...
Stress disrupts gut and brain barriers by reducing key microbial metabolites, study finds
Researchers have shown that acute stress can disrupt gut microbial activity, lowering protective fatty acids that maintain intestinal and brain...
New research reveals hidden biases in AI’s moral advice
Can you trust AI with your toughest moral questions? A new study suggests thinking twice. Researchers found large language models...
7 subtle signs you are being love bombed—and how to slow things down before you get hurt
Is it true love or love bombing? Here’s how to spot the difference.
A simple breathing exercise enhances emotional control, new research suggests
Feeling overwhelmed? New research suggests just three minutes of slow-paced breathing can significantly improve your ability to manage negative emotions.
Despite political tensions, belief in an impending U.S. civil war remains low
A new national survey finds that only a small fraction of Americans believe civil war is likely or necessary.
