Optimistic individuals are more likely to respond to SSRI antidepressants
People with depression who were more optimistic at the start of treatment—and whose optimism increased during treatment—were more likely to...
Read moreDetailsVladimir Hedrih is a full professor of psychology at the University of Niš in Serbia with almost two decades of research and teaching experience. His fields of research and expertise include organizational psychology, research methodology and the study of social trauma. He is the editor-in-chief of the scientific journal Psihologija.
People with depression who were more optimistic at the start of treatment—and whose optimism increased during treatment—were more likely to...
Read moreDetailsA new study of heavy-drinking young adults found that drinking more on a given day was linked to both regretted...
Read moreDetailsCouples who fall asleep while cuddling or touching each other report lower stress and fewer signs of insecure attachment, according...
Read moreDetailsResearch on adolescents exposed to early trauma reveals impaired fear learning: those with childhood adversity showed less ability to distinguish...
Read moreDetailsNew research suggests that hormones linked to the body’s stress response do not influence how people with treatment-resistant depression respond...
Read moreDetailsA new neuroimaging study reveals that listening to emotionally charged music during memory recall can change how we remember events....
Read moreDetailsA new study published in the Journal of Psychiatric Research finds that alcohol harms quality of life more severely in...
Read moreDetailsA new open-label study suggests that a single dose of psilocybin, combined with psychological support, may reduce symptoms in people...
Read moreDetailsA Finnish study finds that people who consent to unwanted sex may feel closer to their partners—or more distressed—depending on...
Read moreDetailsA massive review of studies on adolescent sexual behavior found that knowledge about safe sex does not predict condom use....
Read moreDetailsResearchers found that a personalized, game-based cognitive therapy powered by artificial intelligence significantly reduced impulsiveness and inattentiveness in children with...
Read moreDetailsNew research from South Korea shows that underweight individuals are 44% more likely to die by suicide compared to those...
Read moreDetailsA new longitudinal brain imaging study in Brazil reveals that childhood maltreatment is linked to reduced volume in the right...
Read moreDetailsA new study suggests daily cannabis use may be linked to chronic inflammation. Researchers found that young adults who used...
Read moreDetailsNew research finds that sleep disorders are associated with increased dementia risk. People with insomnia or obstructive sleep apnea were...
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