Brazilian MMPI-2-RF shows promising correspondence but uneven reliability
A first Brazilian Portuguese study found encouraging cross-language correspondence and broad internal coherence for the MMPI-2-RF, alongside uneven reliability and ...
Tag: psychopathology
Grief Comes in Four Patterns, Landmark Study of Bereaved Adults Reveals
A latent profile analysis of 583 bereaved adults in Türkiye finds that grief, trauma-related, and depressive symptoms cluster into four ...
When Climate Alarm Backfires: The Hidden Risk in Scaring Students Into Action
Researchers argue that alarm-driven climate education may medicalise normal worry, misrepresent weak evidence, and erode the credibility climate science needs ...
Two Maps of the Mind: Why Psychiatry’s Biggest Frameworks Are Finally Merging
A new Perspective in Nature Reviews Psychology argues that merging the Hierarchical Taxonomy of Psychopathology with computational psychiatry could finally ...
Emotional Movie Scenes Reveal Hidden Brain Signatures of Neuroticism
New research shows that emotionally charged movie scenes dramatically amplify detectable brain signatures of neuroticism, revealing that people high in ...
Mental Health’s Comorbidity Problem May Be an Illusion Created by Healthy People
A landmark study of nearly 12,000 youths shows that correlations among psychopathology dimensions are driven by the absence of symptoms, ...
Men Still Missing From Eating Disorder Clinics, Decade-Long Study Finds
A 10-year Italian study of 863 adults found men made up under 8 percent of specialist eating disorder patients with ...
How Often People Use Substances May Reveal a Wider Web of Mental Health Risk
A network analysis of 1,196 adults shows that frequent substance use is associated with a more strongly interconnected web of ...
Psychological Distress, Not Personality, Drives the Body’s Complaints of Somatization
A new study of 955 participants in Iran finds that current psychological distress explains far more of somatization than either ...
The Eyes Say It Differently: Brazilian Study Reveals Cultural Bias in a Famous Empathy Test
A new Brazilian study finds that the emotional valence of items in the Reading the Mind in the Eyes Test ...
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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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