Psychology & Psychiatry
Math Boredom Rises Through the School Year, Landmark Chinese Study Finds
A one-year study of 377 Chinese elementary students validates the Chinese Achievement Emotions Questionnaire-Mathematics using exploratory structural equation modeling and...
How the Brain’s Control Systems Shape the Way We Manage Our Emotions
A new study of 246 Brazilian adults finds that executive functions and metacognition are uncorrelated, yet each independently predicts distinct...
Severe Mental Illness Affects Nearly a Third of High-Risk Patients Across the MENAT Region, Major Review Finds
A systematic review of 106 studies finds severe mental illness in 7.3 percent of general populations and 31.1 percent of...
When Revenge Goes Public: Study Reveals Gender Shapes How We Judge Vengeance
A new study of 908 Italian participants finds that vengeful acts are judged as more plausible and more endorsable when...
Japanese Activity Questionnaire Passes Its Biggest Test Against Wearable Sensors
A validation study of 266 Japanese adults found that the WHO's Global Physical Activity Questionnaire shows weak to moderate accuracy...
Traditional Views on Gender May Shape Parents’ Sleep Differently for Mothers and Fathers
A three-wave longitudinal study of over 500 full-time employed Taiwanese parents found that the association between gender-role attitudes and later...
AI Reads Parent Interviews to Screen Toddlers for Autism With Near-Expert Accuracy
Researchers report that large language models can score physician-administered parent interviews for autism screening in young children with near-expert agreement...
Self-Efficacy Scale Measures Men and Women Equally, Ecuadorian Study Finds
A psychometric study of 485 Ecuadorian adults found that the General Self-Efficacy Scale measures men and women equally, with no...
Who Volunteers for Clinical Trials? Personality Pathology May Skew the Science
A representative study of 1,030 Polish adults found that people interested in clinical trials show lower personality functioning and more...
Why Feeling Safe at Work Drives Innovation in India’s Tech Industry
A qualitative study of 20 IT and ITeS employees in Chennai and Bengaluru identifies autonomy, leadership accessibility, training, and open...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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