Swearing May Boost Short, Intense Exercise, But Scientists Say Promotion Is Premature
A new perspective paper argues that while swearing has repeatedly improved strength, power and endurance measures in controlled lab studies, ...
Tag: psychology
Network analysis links attachment insecurity, trauma symptoms and procrastination in students
A network analysis of 319 Iranian college students found procrastination positively associated with anxious and avoidant attachment and negatively associated ...
Empathy and personality traits linked to nursing identity in Chinese undergraduates
A cross-sectional study of 274 Chinese nursing undergraduates links empathy, personality traits, and nurse–patient relationship perceptions to professional identity.
Gratitude builds in stages as help, intention and outcome unfold
A series of experiments with more than 500 Chinese participants shows that gratitude arises before outcomes are known and is ...
Researchers propose ‘measurement validity induction’ as a concept describing a risk in scale use
A new conceptual paper in BMC Medical Research Methodology introduces 'measurement validity induction' to describe the risky practice of using ...
Induced Gratitude Fails to Beat Plain Expressive Writing in Student Affect Study
A randomized study of 198 university students found that induced indebtedness worsened affect while a gratitude induction offered no emotional ...
Nearly 70% of adults remember hugs for their positive emotional impact, survey finds
A survey of 15,049 UK adults found that nearly 70% remember hugs for their positive emotional impact, with empathy, attachment ...
Self-Compassion and Mindfulness May Buffer Severe Premenstrual Symptoms
A study of 228 participants by SWPS University and Jagiellonian University psychologists suggests that self-compassion, mindfulness skills, and a strong ...
Psychology methods proposed to probe how LLMs reason
A Science Advances Review proposes adapting psychology's behavioral testing methods to evaluate reasoning, biases and social skills in large language ...
Faces and Bodies Compete to Reveal Your Emotions, Review Finds
A new mini review finds that emotion recognition depends on a flexible weighting of facial and bodily cues, with neither ...
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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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