Study links parents’ perceived financial strain to delayed brain development in infants
Using brain scans and parent surveys, scientists discovered that infants in households struggling to make ends meet show delayed brain...
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Misophonia is strongly linked to a higher risk of mental health and auditory disorders
A new nationwide study reveals that misophonia rarely occurs in isolation. Approximately 65% of individuals with severe sound sensitivity also...
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Supportive relationships are linked to positive personality changes
A new longitudinal study of university students found that having non-controlling, supportive relationships is associated with slight increases in well-being,...
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Cognitive deficits underlying ADHD do not explain the link with problematic social media use
Young adults with ADHD symptoms often struggle with social media and gaming addiction. However, a new study reveals that core...
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Abortion stigma persists at moderate levels in high-income countries
A new systematic review of 19 studies reveals that abortion stigma remains a persistent issue in high-income countries. Researchers found...
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Using cannabis to cut back on alcohol? Your working memory might dictate if it works
Many people use cannabis to help cut back on drinking. However, a new study reveals that smoking THC only reduces...
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The psychological reason why dark humor isn’t for everyone
Humor is often called the best medicine, but a new study reveals the prescription matters. While lighthearted comedy universally reduces...
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Entitled and exploitative people are more likely to treat others as objects, study finds
What kind of person views others as easily replaceable objects? A recent study uncovers the core personality traits behind objectification,...
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People prefer generous partners over wealthy ones, unless wealth is highly unequal
When choosing a partner, do you value wealth or kindness? A new study finds that while humans have a default...
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New study suggests binge-watching and marathon reading may have hidden psychological benefits
A new study reveals that binge-watching TV or marathon reading helps build strong mental models of fictional worlds, leading viewers...
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Many neurological conditions are more frequent among individuals with severe mental illness
People with severe mental illnesses, such as bipolar disorder or schizophrenia, face a significantly higher risk of developing neurological conditions...
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People who believe they contribute to society are more likely to vote and engage in politics
A new study finds that people who feel their lives bring value to society are significantly more likely to vote,...
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Scientists trace a neurodevelopmental link between infant screen time and teenage anxiety
Researchers have mapped a pathway connecting infant screen time to teenage anxiety. The study associates early screen exposure with accelerated...
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Grandiose narcissists tend to show reduced neural sensitivity to errors
Narcissists might not just be stubborn—their brains might be wired to ignore failure. New research shows that individuals with grandiose...
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New research suggests the “lying flat” lifestyle actively decreases long-term happiness
A recent study of Chinese university students found that adopting a "lying flat" lifestyle—characterized by giving up on competitive efforts...
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