progscrape: psychology

Social media’s role in “delusion amplification” highlighted in new study, which suggests that social media can act as an incubator for delusional thinking, reinforcing distorted self-perceptions and encouraging excessive mentalistic cognition.

17 days ago psypost.org media psychology

Verbal fluency predicts survival in old age, study finds: Verbal fluency showed more salient associations with mortality risk than did measures of perceptual speed, episodic memory…

31 days ago journals.sagepub.com psychology

Psychological skills and strategies enhance athlete performance under pressure

29 days ago psypost.org psychology

New research has revealed that individuals who have suffered a stroke, as well as those with heart disease, diabetes, and hypertension, have increased odds of developing depression

14 days ago psypost.org diabetes disease psychology

Artificial intelligence predicts adolescent mental health risk before symptoms emerge. The United States is facing a youth mental health crisis

21 days ago psypost.org ai psychology

Many people are bored by spiritual practice - study of 5 typical spiritual contexts (yoga, meditation, silent retreats, Catholic sermons and pilgrimages) show that boredom develops when we feel over-challenged or under-challenged, deem the value of the activity low or lack personal relevance.

26 days ago medienportal.univie.ac.at psychology

Stop game shame: How long you play doesn't affect your life satisfaction, mood or mental health as long as you love gaming, suggests new study

22 days ago scimex.org game psychology

Summary of a study differentiating between common comorbidities of ADHD for males vs. females

29 days ago additudemag.com psychology

Study finds link between young men’s consumption of online content from “manfluencers” and increased negative attitudes, dehumanization and greater mistrust of women, and more widespread misogynistic beliefs, especially among young men who feel they have been rejected by women in the past.

29 days ago psypost.org psychology

Thematic Analysis of Twitter Data Reveals Distinctive Patterns in How Individuals with Anorexia Nervosa Navigated COVID-19 Restrictions

24 days ago link.springer.com covid psychology twitter