Americans’ view of the drug crisis: Republicans are starting to feel worse over time about the general state of the drug problem, while Democrats are generally feeling a little bit better

A diverse toy environment is linked to better infant communication skills

People who view pornography more frequently tend to experience higher levels of depressive symptoms, and this link remains consistent over time

Talking about childbirth and playing Tetris helps mothers feel better about their memories

When mothers displayed slower vocal response times to their child's natural babbles and vocalizations, the child was statistically more likely to be diagnosed with at least one psychiatric disorder…

Adult men who consume pornography report worse sexual function and lower overall satisfaction in their intimate lives when compared to women who view similar material.

Some Dark Triad personality traits help the body handle acute stress better, new study finds

People are more likely to believe false information when it comes from someone who ignores the truth rather than a liar who actively tries to deceive

Why Aussies are having fewer kids: Exhaustion, trauma and harsh realities of parenting are driving more families to think twice about having another child

How a single mindful moment improves mental health for days

People hide psychopathy but highlight narcissism when trying to look good

Autistic and non-autistic people use similar strategies when learning about other’s preferences, but the unique preferences of autistic people make their likes and dislikes harder to predict

Spite, a grudge, even fear of hell; the feelings clinicians are trained to treat as danger sometimes hold a suicidal person to life.

Memories of childhood trauma remain stable over time but change more often in children than adults

Cognitive decline is not an inevitable part of aging

Your childhood may haunt your relationships: Adverse childhood experiences (abuse, neglect, divorce or death of parents) increase possibility of depression and anxiety in adulthood

It's official: Study shows men can multi-task as well as women

Adolescents 12 to 18 years who spend at least two hours a day on social media are more likely to develop depressive symptoms and poorer wellbeing a year later, with strongest impact on mental health in girls 12–13…

Students who heavily rely on AI for coursework report lower confidence in their abilities

Greater adherence to a Mediterranean diet was positively associated with psychological well-being in people ≥50 years

A study finds that passively copying AI-generated work lowers employees' confidence, ownership, and sense of meaning

Review of 115 clinical trials, covering more than 12,000 participants across 30 countries, found treatments such as yoga, massage, omega-3 supplements and bright light therapy, are broadly as effective at reducing depression symptoms in pregnancy as talking therapies…

Election distrust mobilizes conservatives, while liberals participate regardless of trust: Conservative voters tend to become more politically active when they distrust election systems, whereas liberal voters tend to participate at higher rates regardless of their trust levels.

Narcissistic individuals are more prone to problematic use of generative AI

Left-leaning Americans are driving the U.S. birth decline, new study finds

Sniffing dark chocolate during resistance training decreased feelings of hunger, desire and intention to eat, and left trainees feeling fuller, furthermore participants were able to add more repetitions to their sets

Study finds instability and inconsistency of childhood environments may be more closely connected to diverse borderline personality traits than the severity of childhood hardship alone, highlighting predictability as an important feature of early development.

How the World Cup and other major soccer tournaments influence fans’ sex lives

While tea consumption was not associated with depression and anxiety, coffee intake tends to lower depression symptoms, finds a new study from Iran (N=1,994).

Trump’s 2020 pivot on face masks changed Republican behavior but not their medical beliefs

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