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Video games may offer small attention benefits for children with ADHD

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Social anxiety has a “dark side” that looks nothing like shyness - for some adolescents, this condition manifests through aggression and impulsivity rather than avoidance

Severe teen ADHD symptoms predict lower income and higher arrest rates by age 40

Evolutionary psychology's "macho" face ratio theory has a major flaw

Support for banning hate speech tends to decrease as people get older

A new study suggests that a promising noninvasive brain stimulation technique may not function exactly as psychiatrists had hoped for patients with combined depression and anxiety.

Study suggests that single people who feel their basic psychological needs are met tend to experience higher life satisfaction and fewer depressive symptoms.

New research suggests that the way a person breathes does more than simply sustain life

Researchers identified a liver protein produced during exercise that strengthens the brain’s protective barrier and improves memory in aging mice

Targeting the immune system may help treat a specific subtype of depression

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New research challenges the common belief that mental illness is a primary driver of racist attitudes

A new study suggests that people with avoidant attachment styles feel more satisfied when engaging in novel and exciting activities, while those with anxious attachment styles benefit more from familiar and comfortable shared experiences.

The human brain processes romantic partners differently than close friends, specifically within the reward system

In cultures where men are active parents or where the gap between the rich and poor is wide, women are more likely to invest in their appearance to compete for partners, suggests study of 55 countries

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