Study finds exposure to diesel exhaust can impair brain functioning in a matter of hours
A new neuroimaging study published in Environmental Health has found that our brain functions change when exposed to small amounts...
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Breathwork may improve mood and change physiological states more effectively than mindfulness meditation
A new report published in Cell Reports Medicine has found that individuals who use assigned breathwork techniques experienced greater improvements...
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Flirtatious behavior predicts a 458% higher likelihood of engaging in financial deception and extramarital infidelity, study finds
A recent study published in Frontiers in Psychology sought to unravel how individual behaviors and beliefs about marriage are related...
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New research reveals the top strategies people use to repair and improve intimate relationships
A new study published in Evolutionary Psychology sought to shed light on the most effective strategies for maintaining and improving...
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New study provides insight into the relationship between ADHD and school attendance problems in adolescents
Students with an attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) diagnosis are more vulnerable to student attendance problems and experience various comorbidities, including social and...
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Ethical leadership in workplace settings can cause narcissists to become angry and withdraw
A new study published in Personality and Individual Differences found that when those with narcissistic personality traits can have negative...
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Male brains don’t respond to images of infant faces like female brains do, study finds
A new study recently published in BMC Neuroscience indicates that female brains respond differently to pictures of newborn infants as...
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New research reveals the relationships between parental narcissism, scapegoating, and child psychological outcomes
New research published in The Journal of Psychology investigated the relationship between narcissistic parenting and the practice of scapegoating their children....
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Immune system strength linked to self-perceived mate value — but not mating success
New research examining the relationship between self-perceived value as a mate and one's immune system strength has revealed that individuals...
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New study disputes the birth order theory that later-born are “born to rebel”
Those born later in a family may not be "born to rebel," as posited by some researchers. A new study...
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A lack of problem-solving skills and rigid thinking linked to vaccine refusal, study finds
A new study published in Environmental Research and Public Health suggests that individuals who struggle with problem-solving and demonstrate absolutist...
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Interpreting ambiguous social cues as positive decreases symptoms of social anxiety over time
In seeking to understand the consequences of distorted thinking on social anxiety symptoms, researchers have found that those who experience...
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Self-compassion may reduce the consequences of internalized alcohol stigma for women with alcohol abuse disorder
A new study published in Addictive Behaviors explores the connection between internalized alcohol stigma, depression, and self-compassion. For women who...
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Using “we-talk” might help maintain your relationship satisfaction over time, study suggests
A new longitudinal study published in Personal Relationships finds that individuals who use pronouns like "we" and "us" when referring...
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New study finds the more conservative your sexual values, the more challenging it is to stick to them
A new study in the Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy sought to investigate the relationship between sexual values and...
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