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Many states now make marijuana available for recreational use. Unfortunately, popular literature and the Internet are littered with misinformation and prejudice regarding whether marijuana causes psychosis. Does…

Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered a video address to the nation in Moscow on February 21 that sparked a deluge of analysis across the world, focusing on the mental state of the leader whom the West fears will…

A new study on COVID-19-era publishing patterns by gender contradicts previous research on the topic, suggesting that women have not published less than before the pandemic, overall. What the study calls gender inequality, however, has…

Mental speed - the speed at which we can process problems requiring quick decision-making - does not change dramatically over decades. Psychologists from the University of Heidelberg came to this conclusion. Led by Dr. Mischa von Krause…

Although some level of anxiety is considered normal and even necessary, in order to realize that something is wrong or might need our attention, stress can also create an overwhelming response. Results of a 2018 UK-based Mental Health…

Source: Ben White / Unsplash A new article published in the journal Emotion explores an under-explored area of ​​relationship science: ambivalence in romantic relationships. According to the researchers, most…

An article published in the Journal of Ethical Human Psychology and Psychiatry asks why the psy disciplines (psychology and psychiatry) in India remain relatively silent on the epidemic of farmer suicides. The article, written by…

Healthcare workers at their breaking point. Source: Tima Miroshnichenko/Pexels In December 2020, I wrote an article on psychology today to receive my first COVID-19 vaccine while working on the front lines of…

By Alexandra Mae Jones Click here for updates on this story TORONTO (CTV Network) - Meat eaters are more likely to choose a vegetarian option over a meal containing meat when dining out if the majority of menu choices…

When we really want to connect with others, we usually limit ourselves to family and close friends. Opening up to a stranger would probably seem like a daunting prospect for most of us, but it seems our expectations don't always match up…

Credit: Pixabay / CC0 public domain Authorities could boost public confidence in COVID-19…

Source: Eggeeggjiew / iStock Stephanie, 38, recently took a financial step forward when she made her last debt payment. Not student debt, however. The debt came from her treatment for non-Hodgkin lymphoma -…

Just like humans, cats come in all shapes and sizes, each with their own distinct personality traits that set them apart from other cats. While we humans rave about our precious kittens like the oblivious slaves that we are, it…

How can we use science to encourage vaccination and promote behavior change? Source: Thirdman / Pexels Researchers around the world are rushing to understand the threat facing the new COVID variant, Omicron.…

Students of color face racial slurs and bullying inside and outside the classroom, and many of those fed up have walked out of the classroom, speaking out at council meetings administration and even sued school districts.Students at Tigard…

Once upon a time, viewers had to patiently wait each week for the release of a new episode of their favorite series. Streaming services have turned this model upside down, allowing unhindered…

New research at the University of Massachusetts Amherst shows that different psychotherapists use common treatment processes with varying benefits for patients. The findings, published in the Journal of Consulting and…

The potential long-term neurological effects of concussions and other blows to the head in professional sport have attracted a great deal of attention and research interest in recent years. Confirmation in 2014 that former England…

CHAMPAIGN, Illinois - In a new article, scientists suggest that efforts to understand human cognition should extend beyond studying individual brains. They call on neuroscientists to integrate evidence from social science disciplines to…

The Covid-19 pandemic and its solution have only partially displaced other social and political concerns - and not persistently, despite the pandemic's constant high media presence. This is shown by an international team of researchers led…

A team of researchers from the University of Missouri found that people tend to praise someone for good deeds as an adult after finding out that this person also had to overcome adversity or suffering earlier in the day. life, such as…

An important lesson in moral education for children could be as close as the book in their hands. Stories matter. And they can play a role in changing the importance of particular moral values ​​among young audiences, new…

New research suggests that opioid receptors may influence social media use. Research has shown that there is evidence that variations in a person's genetic code for the oxytocin receptor (OXTR) could explain different…

Credit: Unsplash / CC0 public domain A new study led by UCLA has decisively confirmed the results of a study published earlier this year and found that American values, attitudes and activities have changed dramatically during the…

Are you struggling to find the will to save for your retirement? Try to practice gratitude. Last week I attended the Power of the Purse Luncheon for the Women's Foundation of Arkansas. One of the winners, Beverly Morrow, beautifully…

A new study has found that social media users who watch healthy food images that are heavily supported by 'likes' are more likely to make healthier food choices. The results of the study were published in…

Higher absenteeism rates, abandoned vacations, and reduced productivity are all byproducts of an overworked workforce. Prioritizing mental health has taken on new importance in today's corporate world, though many wonder how to do it in…

ANI | Update: Sep 25, 2021 10:05 PM STI Washington , Sep 25 (ANI): In a recent study, neuroscientists discovered…

Jelena kecmanovic THE WASHINGTON POST - There is a saying in the Balkans, where I was born and raised, which roughly translates to: "There is nothing worse than finally seeing the light, to be at again plunged into darkness. As a…

Neuroinflammation can worsen the consequences of stroke, traumatic brain injury or spinal cord injury, as well as accelerate neurodegenerative diseases like ALS, Parkinson's disease or Alzheimer's disease. This suggests that limiting…

Washington , Sept. 19 (ANI): Re-evaluating how we perceive stress can make a big difference to a person's mental health, general well-being and success, according to psychologists at the University of Rochester.The…

Positive affirmations are positive things that we repeat to ourselves over and over again to achieve a certain goal or feel positive. 'I am strong and positive', I am worthy of it ', I am ready to achieve my goals', 'I am becoming the…

Sweaty palms during a job interview. Running heartbeat before walking down the aisle. Stomach pain before a final exam. Many of us have experienced a classic stress reaction under new, unusual or high pressure…

The COVID-19 vaccine has become a controversial political issue rather than a public health issue. Source: Daniel Schludi / Unsplash The past two years have been rich in rhetoric regarding both racial injustice…

Do Vladimir Putin and Justin Bieber look alike? They do this if you think they have similar personalities, a new study by a team of psychologists shows. Its conclusions, published in the journal Cognition, reveal that…

Washington , Aug. 22 (ANI): In a recent experimental study, researchers at Georgia State University found that lockdown restrictions driven by the COVID-19 pandemic have resulted in increased rates of physical…

If you've ever worked in a cash register, maybe someone tried to rip you off. The downsides of the register are little magic tricks, pushes where a quick-talking customer scams a busy cashier by giving him the wrong change. Other…

Washington , July 10 (ANI): Attention training in young people with autism can lead to significant improvements in academic performance, according to the findings of a new study.The results of the study were published in the journal "Autism…

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the workplace and how we operate within it, but by how much? University survey examines how employee lives have changed and what the post-pandemic work environment looks like. the study, "Student teamwork…

These results published in the journal Traffic Injury Prevention will allow training to become more widely available.“On-road and simulator training programs have been successful in reducing car crashes involving older drivers - with…