Emotional Intelligence in Students Comes in Levels, Not Types, Landmark Study Finds
A latent profile analysis of 412 Saudi university students found that emotional intelligence differences reflect levels on a continuous scale ...
Tag: psychology
Faith and Fear on the Operating Table: Spirituality May Calm Open-Heart Surgery Patients
A cross-sectional study of 179 patients in Türkiye found that higher spiritual well-being was associated with lower surgical fear before ...
Why We Trust Unreliable Sources: The Brain Distorts Stated Reliability When Deciding
A new PLOS Computational Biology study shows that people distort explicit reliability labels when making decisions, letting even sources flagged ...
Fear of the Unknown: How Uncertainty Fuels Anxiety and Disrupts College Adjustment
A study of 1,105 Chinese college students finds that intolerance of uncertainty undermines university adjustment primarily by elevating state anxiety, ...
Fear of Being Judged Fuels Social Anxiety Across 80,000 Minds, Massive Analysis Finds
A meta-analysis of 143 studies and over 80,000 participants confirms a moderate, robust link between fear of negative evaluation and ...
Anxiety in the Moment Pushes Low-Trait Anxious Minds Off Easy Tasks
New research shows that temporary anxiety reduces task engagement in people with low trait anxiety, while those with higher trait ...
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 ...
Why a Simple Puzzle After Learning Can Erase New Facts From Memory
New experiments show that a brief, unrelated distraction task after learning significantly impairs recall of meaningful factual information, with interference ...
Human Art Wins Hearts, but AI Ideas Win Minds, Creativity Study Finds
A three-experiment study in BMC Psychology finds that people rate identical creative works as more creative when attributed to humans ...
Feeling Secure in a Group May Make Dissent More Persuasive, KAIST Study Finds
A KAIST and Western University study finds that group attachment security makes minority opinions more elaborated, more persuasive, and more ...
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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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