Infrared imaging uncovers emotional sensitivity in 10-month-old babies
A new cross-cultural study reveals that by 10 months of age, babies show both physiological and behavioral signs of emotional...
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No park? No problem. Just imagining nature can ease your stress
A recent study found that mental imagery of natural environments promotes greater relaxation than urban imagery, both subjectively and physiologically.
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Hallucinogen-related ER visits linked to higher risk of schizophrenia, study finds
A new study suggests that emergency visits involving hallucinogens could be a warning sign for future schizophrenia, especially among younger...
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Study: Ritalin improves numeric memory but not overall cognition in non-ADHD adults
A new study finds that low-dose methylphenidate offers minimal cognitive benefits for healthy adults, challenging its growing reputation as a...
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New study: Playing “Beat Saber” VR game enhances mental function in sedentary students
A new study shows that playing virtual reality games can boost brain power in sedentary female students.
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Friendship satisfaction is key to happiness among single emerging adults
What makes single young adults happy? A new study finds that friendships matter more than family, personality, or self-esteem in...
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Men who reject gender equality are more likely to commit intimate partner violence
Men with more traditional, gender-inequitable beliefs were over twice as likely to report committing intimate partner violence, according to a...
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Lonely teens face higher risk of PTSD and depression later in life
Adolescents who experience high loneliness are more likely to develop PTSD, depression, and stress-related conditions in adulthood.
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Women with ADHD-diagnosed partners report lower quality of life and higher depression
Women in relationships with ADHD-diagnosed partners face higher depression and lower life quality. However, regular self-care and health-promoting activities may...
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Mass shootings lead to years of increased alcohol sales in communities
A new study in PNAS Nexus reveals that communities experiencing mass shootings see sustained increases in alcohol sales.
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The ups and downs of open relationships: New research on consensual non-monogamy
Consensual nonmonogamy offers both rewards and challenges. While jealousy and time are concerns, many experience emotional growth, deeper connections, and...
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Eco-friendly actions boost happiness as much as hobbies, research shows
Want to boost your mood? A new study reveals that going green – cleaning litter, reducing waste, or using sustainable...
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New study links poor sleep quality to cannabis-related memory issues
New research reveals that disrupted sleep may be the hidden link between heavy cannabis use and memory deficits, unmasking an...
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Study: Wildfire smoke exposure raises dementia risk by 18%
A study linked wildfire smoke exposure to an 18% increased dementia risk, far higher than other air pollution. Vulnerable groups...
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Examining the link between dog ownership, physical activity, and mental health
A study in BMC Psychology found that while dog owners are more active, only independent exercise—not dog-related activities—improves mental health....
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