progscrape: psychology

Dads with more education or financial stability tended to form stronger emotional bonds with their daughters

22 days ago psychologytoday.com psychology

Democrats dislike Republicans more than Republicans dislike Democrats, studies find

24 days ago psypost.org psychology

Out-of-body experiences linked to higher rates of mental health symptoms and trauma, study finds

8 days ago psypost.org health psychology

Problematic porn use remains stable over time and is strongly linked to mental distress, study finds

20 days ago psypost.org psychology

Just one dose of magic mushrooms could be a long-term help for cancer patients with depression

19 days ago scimex.org cancer psychology

People around the world are more likely to favor dominant, authoritarian leaders during times of intergroup conflict

30 days ago psypost.org psychology

Psychopathic individuals recognize unfairness but are less likely to punish it, especially when doing so comes at a personal cost

14 days ago psypost.org psychology

Men are at risk of mental distress during transition to fatherhood, with prevalence as high as 8% for clinical depression, 11% for anxiety, and 6% to 9% for elevated stress

19 days ago amp.cnn.com psychology

Neglecting Dads’ Mental Health May Harm Kids’ Development: Depression, anxiety, and stress in new dads are linked to worse outcomes in children’s emotional, cognitive, and social growth

18 days ago neurosciencenews.com psychology

A new study of 749 inmates finds violent and non-violent offenders follow distinct psychological paths

7 days ago nature.com psychology

Vegetarians Are More Rebellious (and Power Hungry) Than You Think

29 days ago zmescience.com psychology

Narcissists tend to have an increased sense of entitlement and perceive inequity because they overestimate their contributions, study suggests.

21 days ago psypost.org psychology

Psychologists Tracked 292,000 Kids' Screen Time—What They Found Is Alarming

25 days ago newsweek.com psychology

People experiencing symptoms of love addiction are more likely to report problems with memory, attention, and cognitive functioning in daily life and at work

5 days ago psypost.org psychology

White Americans do not feel threatened by demographic change, suggests new study that casts doubt on this widely accepted idea: that White Americans respond with a sense of threat when told they will no longer be the majority in the US

25 days ago psypost.org psychology

Extraversion, narcissism, and histrionic tendencies predict the desire to become an influencer, finds study of teenagers aged 16 to 17

32 days ago psypost.org psychology

Psychopaths tended to be less emotionally reactive and showed deficits in emotional functioning

31 days ago psypost.org psychology

Norwegian research has found a link between parental stress and self-harm in kids. Girls seem more influenced than boys

24 days ago sciencereader.com psychology

People across 11 countries underestimate how many others agree that climate change is human-caused

31 days ago doi.org psychology

US teens showing high and increasing addictive use of social media and mobile phones were linked to two to three times greater risk of suicidal behaviour and ideation compared to kids with low addictive use patterns

17 days ago theguardian.com media psychology

Good people are happier, suggests new study. People rated by others as more moral tend to be happier and find more meaning in life

32 days ago psychologytoday.com psychology

Menstrual cycle hormone levels influence women’s attention to female faces, brain imaging study finds

16 days ago psypost.org brain psychology

"A new study reveals the importance of cardio fitness for individuals with depression

23 days ago pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov psychology

A new study offers strong support for the hypothesis that pets increase human satisfaction and well-being

34 days ago psychologytoday.com psychology

CEOs that exhibit Machiavellian personality traits earn more, according to researchers at the University of Florida's Warrington College of Business.

16 days ago newsweek.com florida psychology

Sleep regularity might be protective of adolescents’ mental health, study suggests

19 days ago psypost.org health psychology

Study challenges the “beautiful is moral” stereotype—the idea that people who are physically attractive are also seen as having better moral character