Positive Parenting Shapes the Adolescent Brain’s Response to Joy, 15-Year Study Finds
A 15-year longitudinal study from the University of Notre Dame links positive parenting at age three to stronger neural reward ...
Tag: Mental health
How Urban Memory Could Protect the Mental Health of Lifelong City Residents
A new experimental study using multimodal psychophysiological measurements suggests that urban memory significantly improves mental health in older lifelong city ...
Autistic Mothers, Misread Signals: A New Guide Helps Adult Children Understand Their Moms
A new book by Boston University researcher Meghan G. Graham helps adult children understand how their autistic mothers communicate, mask, ...
How Nurses Deliver Care Shapes Their Odds of Quitting Over Mental Health
A national Canadian study finds nurses delivering care online or in blended formats were significantly less likely than in-person nurses ...
Poor Housing Hits Hardest When Community Ties Are Weak, Study of Older Adults Finds
A study of 1,557 older South Koreans living alone finds that social capital buffers the depressive effects of housing deprivation, ...
AI in Psychology Shifts From Cold Algorithms to Digital Empathy, Decade of Research Reveals
A new bibliometric analysis of 961 publications shows that AI research in psychology has shifted after 2023 from technical themes ...
From Person With Autism to Autistic Person: Language Trends Reversed Over Four Decades
A large-scale corpus analysis of books and news media shows that person-first language rose after 1980 but has recently been ...
Wealth, Not Mental Health Need, Drives Who Sees a Doctor in Tanzania
A national analysis of Tanzanian survey data finds household wealth, sex, age, and geography, not proxy-identified mental health need, determine ...
Balance Beyond Training: Why Life Outside Sport Shapes Young Athletes’ Mental Health
New Flinders University research shows that young athletes aged 17 to 24 are more likely to protect their mental health ...
Germany’s 120,000-Person Digital Health Cohort DigiHero Goes Fully Online
Germany's DigiHero study has enrolled participants from more than 120,000 households nationwide in a fully digital cohort designed to track ...
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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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