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Enthusiastic, outgoing parents may be more likely to be cut off by adult children in tense relationships, possibly because their...
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Enthusiastic, outgoing parents may be more likely to be cut off by adult children in tense relationships, possibly because their...
Read moreDetailsStaying in school one extra year as a teenager appears to lower the chances of a dementia diagnosis later in...
Read moreDetailsWhen people shift from rest to a demanding task, their brain networks reorganize. A new study suggests this reorganization is...
Read moreDetailsA group of psychologists has launched a petition to create a Division of Psychedelic Science and Practice within the American...
Read moreDetailsLoving-kindness meditation is meant to foster warmth toward others, but in a four-week online trial, it did not boost social...
Read moreDetailsWhen people could see a man’s full body on video, digitally deepening his voice made him seem stronger and more...
Read moreDetailsBlood proteins tied to inflammation, nerve cell connections, and Alzheimer’s biology shift across menopause, and older women with more of...
Read moreDetailsPeople with schizophrenia are usually excluded from psychedelic trials. A new mouse study suggests the picture is complicated: psilocybin amplified...
Read moreDetailsA 37-year-old woman with severe personality disorders took psychedelics on her own during a year of therapy, despite her clinicians’...
Read moreDetailsHaving no one to confide in was linked to an older biological age about as strongly as feeling lonely, according...
Read moreDetailsWould you take $20 today or $50 next month? A new brain imaging study suggests the answer may be partly...
Read moreDetailsA House Republican report accuses the American Psychological Association of letting antisemitism fester and dismissing Jewish psychologists’ concerns, citing internal...
Read moreDetailsStimulating the cortex can make people see light or hear sounds, but it almost never causes pain. Two neuroscientists argue...
Read moreDetailsCan when you eat affect your brain? In a small study, men with metabolic syndrome who ate only between 8...
Read moreDetailsWhy did decades of surveys suggest Americans were just as collectivistic as people in China or Japan? A study of...
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