Creatine concentrations in the anterior cingulate cortex may be an important neurochemical factor in the recovery from traumatic stress.
New research reveals that individuals with high political self-confidence are more likely to exhibit intolerance and hostility toward those with differing views, while those less confident in their political abilities tend to be more open and fair.
New research explores using virtual reality (VR) as a cognitive screening tool for detecting early dementia. Traditional methods often miss subtle cognitive impairments, but VR can create immersive experiences that better mimic real-life situations.
A study found that the "Happify for Teens" digital program significantly reduced stress, rumination, and loneliness among adolescents over 12 weeks, offering a promising alternative to traditional mental health services.
Research from Purdue University found that confronting workplace bias reinforces anti-prejudice norms, restores normative disapproval to baseline levels, and enhances feelings of identity safety among observers.
Researchers at the Salk Institute found that cannabinol (CBN) and its derivatives could protect brain cells from aging and damage, showing potential for treating neurological disorders like Alzheimer's and traumatic brain injuries. These findings suggest new therapeutic avenues for neurodegeneration.
A study revealed that 61% of German drivers use their smartphones while driving. Those with a higher fear of missing out, problematic smartphone habits, or Dark Triad personality traits—narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy—are especially prone to this risky behavior.
Active parental involvement and improved communication about smartphone use appears to reduce problematic smartphone use among adolescents. Strategies that balance guidance with participation are more effective than purely negative interventions.
A significant portion of White Americans, despite feeling a strong sense of belonging to U.S. society, feel socially excluded due to a perceived lack of recognition, which correlates with increased support for Donald Trump.
Inconsistent sleep schedules in adolescents are linked to poorer academic performance and more behavioral issues at school, underscoring the importance of regular sleep patterns for educational success and well-being.
Young adults who engaged in sex work by age 26 were twice as likely to have lower educational levels compared to their parents, highlighting potential socio-economic impacts and barriers associated with sex work.
A recent study found that individuals who think their partner views them more positively than they actually do tend to have less satisfied partners.
Recent research reveals that higher light levels enhance cognitive performance by stimulating specific regions of the hypothalamus, impacting tasks involving memory and emotions.
Research reveals that U.S. states with higher religiosity and stricter cultural norms exhibit lower rates of cheating in the online game Wordle.
New research reveals that White evaluators perceive Black applicants as more committed to diversity and egalitarian goals, despite viewing nearly identical personal diversity statements.