Psychology & Psychiatry
Anger Marks a Hidden Path to Suicide Attempts in Detained Youth, Study Finds
A large replication study finds that 45 percent of detained youth who attempted suicide deny ever having suicidal thoughts, and...
Smartphone Study Reveals Emotional Turbulence Unique to Borderline Personality Disorder
A Swiss Ecological Momentary Assessment study finds that people with borderline personality disorder experience sadness, anhedonia, and anxiety with greater...
Weekly Protected Flexible Time Emerges as a New Lever for Resident Learning and Well-Being
A University of Toronto case study in Academic Psychiatry reports that a weekly block of protected flexible time in a...
Ensemble Clustering Offers Psychologists a Fix for Unstable Subgroups
A new tutorial in Behavior Research Methods shows that ensemble clustering can dramatically stabilise subgroup identification in psychology and psychiatry,...
Feeling Left Behind Fuels Teen Aggression, and the Need to Matter Explains Why
A study of 544 Turkish adolescents finds that the quest for significance mediates the link between relative deprivation and aggression,...
New French-Moroccan Scale Brings Engaging Leadership Into Focus for Knowledge Workers
Researchers in Casablanca have translated, culturally adapted, and statistically validated the Engaging Leadership Scale for French-speaking Moroccan knowledge workers, producing...
Eight Months of Meditation Eases Schizophrenia Symptoms, but Brain Wiring Tells a More Cautious Story
A randomized eight-month trial found meditation reduced positive and total symptoms in chronic schizophrenia more than active rehabilitation, while white...
How Feeling Financially Secure Shapes Health After COVID-19
A study of 290 Brazilian adults finds that subjective financial well-being predicts post-pandemic health and life outcomes better than sociodemographic...
How Preschoolers Spend Their Days Shapes Growing Minds, Canadian Study Finds
A large Canadian study using compositional analysis and objective accelerometer data links preschoolers' daily mix of sleep, sedentary time, and...
One Voice Is Enough: How Listeners Learn to Understand Accented Speech, and Why Science Still Can’t Predict It
A new study finds that brief training on a single accented voice often improves listeners' comprehension of other accented speakers,...
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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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