Psychology & Psychiatry
Psychopathy Emerges as the Dark Trait That Most Strongly Predicts Teen Self-Harm
A network and regression study of 843 Chinese secondary school students finds that psychopathy is the dominant Dark Triad predictor...
Brain Signal Fingerprints of Depression: EEG Microstates and Machine Learning Edge Closer to Objective Diagnosis
A new EEG study finds that altered transitions between the brain's brief electrical microstates, combined with source-space connectivity features, can...
Imposter Feelings Start Early: How Parenting Styles and Values Shape Children’s Self-Doubt
A new study of Brazilian schoolchildren finds that demanding parenting and certain human values are linked to lower imposter feelings,...
Childhood Adversity May Echo for Decades Through Disrupted Sleep, Study of Nearly 10,000 Chinese Adults Finds
A new analysis of nearly 10,000 Chinese adults over 45 finds that adverse childhood experiences are linked to depressive symptoms...
Unfinished Business Erodes Life’s Meaning, But Adaptive Thinking Fights Back, Study of Peruvian Students Finds
A study of 617 university students in the Peruvian Amazon finds that unresolved past experiences are linked to lower meaning...
Sitting Together: Parents and Children With Obesity Share Sedentary Habits, Study Finds
A Swedish accelerometer study of 39 children with obesity and their parents found a significant but weak link in sedentary...
How Social Media Addiction May Feed Teen Depression Through Body Image
A study of 911 Turkish adolescents finds that problematic social media use is linked to depression partly through a more...
Shared Immune Genes May Link Depression and Stroke, Study Finds
A new bioinformatics study identifies five shared immune-related genes that may connect major depressive disorder and ischemic stroke and could...
Why Some People Approve of Lynching: Moral Reasoning Holds the Key
A study of 536 Brazilian adults shows that approval of lynching is driven by moral judgment through social and, for...
Mothers May Hold the Key to How Young Adults Forge Their Identity, Turkish Study Finds
A new multi-informant study of 553 Turkish university students and 1,106 parents finds that living with or apart from parents...
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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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