Research reveals that social media significantly impacts the brains and behaviors of children and youth, influencing mental health and brain development. Amidst rising screen time, it's crucial to understand these effects to guide healthier digital interactions for future generations.
A study found that while all Americans view disruptive protests negatively, white people feel stronger about it. Yet, paradoxically, such tactics boost white people's views of BLM's effectiveness. Black Americans' support for BLM remains unchanged by protest tactics.
A study of over 1,000 adults over 40 found that playing musical instruments is linked with improved working memory and executive function, suggesting that musical engagement may enhance cognitive reserve and potentially reduce the risk of cognitive impairment in older...
New research in Scientific Reports reveals our ability to be present and enjoy life is partly written in our DNA, suggesting genetics play a key role in mindfulness and well-being, alongside our unique experiences.
A groundbreaking study sheds light on psilocybin therapy's success in treating depression, highlighting the crucial roles of mystical experiences and ego dissolution, enhanced by music, in surpassing traditional treatments. The findings were published in the International Journal of Mental Health...
A clinical trial combining virtual reality and brain stimulation showed promising results in reducing PTSD symptoms among U.S. veterans, marking a potential breakthrough in treatment approaches and offering new hope for those affected by the condition.
A study suggests individuals are drawn to polyamory due to alignment with personal values like authenticity and rejection of monogamous norms, alongside desires to address unmet needs within monogamous relationships. Encounters with polyamory through various external stimuli, such as media...
Misleading social media trends trivialize PTSD, blending myth with reality. A psychiatrist debunks these, sharing insights from treating diverse trauma survivors, stressing PTSD's complexity and advocating for genuine understanding and treatment.
A study reveals women in STEM have achieved parity with men in grant funding, publications, and recommendations, showing progress towards gender equality. However, challenges persist in teaching evaluations and salaries.
A study finds no significant association between playing most video game genres and stress or anxiety levels in college students, except for a slight correlation with life simulation games. This suggests gaming's minimal impact on mental health, challenging assumptions about...
A study from Bengaluru, India, reveals bilingualism could protect older adults from dementia and mild cognitive impairment, emphasizing the cognitive benefits of speaking multiple languages regardless of educational background.
New research overturns the myth of impulsivity as a power trait, revealing that self-control and aligning actions with goals actually elevate perceptions of power and leadership suitability. Achieving or exceeding modest goals is more empowering than unmet ambitious ones.
A recent study reveals how grey divorce reshapes parent-child relationships: while fathers face decreased contact and closeness, mothers and their adult children often see strengthened bonds, highlighting the varied impact of late-life separations on family dynamics.
NIH researchers analyzed over 10,000 brain images, uncovering a link between ADHD symptoms and atypical connectivity between the brain's frontal cortex and deep structures involved in learning, emotion, and behavior control. This large-scale study opens new paths for understanding and...
New research in NeuroImage shows children's brain activity aligns more with mothers than fathers during shared activities. Parental stress can dampen this neural bond, highlighting the impact of family dynamics on child development.