A study found no link between the number of years former NFL players played American football or their concussion history and their later life alcohol use habits, challenging assumptions about the impact of sports-related head injuries on subsequent alcohol consumption...
Female streamers on Twitch self-sexualize more significantly than male streamers, hinting at a deliberate strategy to attract viewers in the competitive digital arena, according to a recent study.
A study revealed that a blood test, identifying 11 proteins, can predict dementia with 90% accuracy up to 15 years before diagnosis, offering a non-invasive, cost-effective alternative for early detection and intervention, enhancing patient care and treatment opportunities.
Researchers discovered that rhythms of moderate complexity most effectively ignite our desire to dance. This groove sensation is mirrored in the brain's activity, especially within the left sensorimotor cortex, showcasing a deep link between our sensory experiences of music and...
A study suggests "just talking" among college students is a nuanced form of relationship-building, enabling emotional intimacy without formal commitment.
Individuals who received anxiety therapy before the rise of COVID-19 demonstrated resilience during the pandemic, managing anxiety better during the crisis than the general population. This underscores the protective power of therapy in equipping people with coping skills.
The relationship between working memory and divergent thinking tends to be stronger in individuals with formal musical education, according to new research published in the journal Brain Sciences.
According to new psychology research, pornography use with a partner differs significantly from solitary use, with sexual behaviors mediating its impact on relationship outcomes.
Individuals high in everyday sadism blame victims due to sadistic pleasure and reduced empathy. Further, these individuals showed reduced cognitive engagement in processing victim-related information.
A recent meta-analysis shows strength training moderately reduces depression symptoms, analyzing 38 studies. Factors like intervention length, weekly frequency, and exercise specifics matter for its effectiveness.
Researchers at Kobe University developed an AI that predicts mouse movements with 95% accuracy by analyzing brain imaging data, bypassing the need for data preprocessing and making significant strides towards real-time brain-machine interfaces.
Individuals with lower self-mastery, characterized by high obsessive perfectionism and low self-esteem, are more likely to exhibit orthorexia nervosa tendencies, according to new research.
New research suggests that AI can enhance brainstorming and generate diverse ideas, improving students' creativity. However, it also revealed potential downsides, such as overreliance on AI, which might stifle individual thought and undermine confidence in students' own creative abilities.
A study found that lower family income is linked to changes in children's brain connectivity, particularly areas related to cognition and sensory processing, highlighting the impact of socioeconomic status on brain development and cognitive performance.
A study of Japanese university rugby players found that higher testosterone levels significantly boost dominance behaviors as individuals climb the social hierarchy within their team, shedding light on the complex interplay between hormones and social dynamics.