Cannabis use predicts worse clinical outcomes in newly psychotic patients
Young adults who experience psychosis after heavy cannabis use face slower recovery times if they also battle clinical depression and...
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Fearing your own thoughts predicts worse hangover anxiety
Individuals who dread losing mental control are highly likely to experience severe anxiety during a hangover. New research shows this...
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New study reveals an unexpected difference between casual and compulsive pornography viewers
A new analysis of over 100,000 individuals reveals a notable link between watching recreational pornography and engaging in interactive online...
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Financial security in childhood predicts a later loss of religious faith
Young people who grow up in financially secure households are slightly more likely to lose their belief in God by...
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Childhood emotional abuse predicts lower romantic relationship satisfaction
Adults who experienced psychological maltreatment as children often report lower satisfaction in romantic partnerships. By tracking young adults over time,...
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Spicy food can reduce extreme physical pain
A burning mouth might offer temporary relief from physical injuries, according to a recent trial. Researchers discovered that eating spicy...
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Night owls may face a higher risk of acquired premature ejaculation
Men who naturally prefer staying up late might face a higher risk of developing premature ejaculation. A new study links...
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How culture shapes the psychological costs of narcissism
Is narcissism always a recipe for unhappiness? A large international study reveals that while seeking admiration boosts personal well-being globally,...
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Willpower is linked to eco-friendly habits, but short-term boosts in self-discipline fall short
People with naturally high self-control generally maintain more eco-friendly habits. However, new longitudinal research reveals that short-term bursts of willpower...
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Overactive immune cells might drive nerve pain in long COVID
Millions of people with long COVID suffer from persistent nerve pain and fatigue. A new review of existing literature suggests...
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Trauma survivors process angry expressions differently on a subconscious level
People who experienced abuse during childhood may automatically lock their attention onto signs of anger. A new brain wave study...
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Scientists identify three subtypes of cocaine addiction
Individuals with a cocaine addiction may fall into three hidden behavioral types. Scientists mapped the brains of people who use...
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How dating apps permanently changed campus hookup culture
A massive survey reveals how the launch of swipe-based dating apps transformed undergraduate sexual behavior, driving up the frequency of...
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How relationship doubts sway everyday conversations between couples
A laboratory study reveals how underlying relationship doubts and mutual support systems influence the emotional tone and conversational engagement of...
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Men are more likely than women to view infidelity favorably when relationships falter
A new survey reveals that when a romantic partnership falters, a person's baseline willingness to engage in casual sex heavily...
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