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People’s ideal leader isn’t hyper-masculine — new study shows preference for androgynous traits

Trump’s speeches stump AI: Study reveals ChatGPT’s struggle with metaphors

Narcissistic individuals are more prone to maladaptive daydreaming

People who pursue romantic relationships because they genuinely want connection and intimacy—not because of pressure or insecurity—are more likely to end up in a relationship.

New research warns against trusting AI for moral guidance, revealing that these systems are not only biased towards inaction but are so easily manipulated by a question's phrasing

A new brain imaging study suggests that people who report symptoms of addiction to short-form video platforms—such as TikTok or Instagram Reels—may be less sensitive to financial losses and make faster…

Persistent apathy predicts faster functional decline in Alzheimer’s disease

People with higher cognitive abilities have weaker moral foundations

Conservative students spend more time in noisy social environments, attend religious spaces, and be present at fraternities or sororities

Secret changes to major U.S. health datasets raise alarms

People living in US states with stronger honor cultures (more in Southern/ Western states) are more likely to experience depression and suicidal thoughts

Brain scans reveal who may benefit most from MDMA for trauma-related symptoms

People who have a more favorable view of artificial intelligence tend to spend more time on social media and may be more likely to show signs of problematic use, according to new research

Using pornography to reduce stress or escape emotions was linked to fewer positive behaviors and more conflict toward partners

Twin study suggests the ability to be funny may not run in the family

Psychedelic retreats show promise in easing depression, PTSD, and reintegration struggles among veterans

People with ADHD exhibit altered brain activity before making high-stakes choices

A new study examined “clicktivism,” the idea that social media enables people to feel as though they’ve contributed to a cause without taking more impactful steps

Childhood maltreatment linked to emotion regulation difficulties and teen mental health problems

A new study suggests that adding okra to the diet can protect against long-term metabolic problems caused by early-life overfeeding

New research shows the psychological toll of the 2024 presidential election

Probiotics show promise for reducing hyperactivity in young children with autism and ADHD, finds new randomized, placebo-controlled trial

Americans burdened by student loan debt are not retreating from the political process

Caffeine may help prevent depression-like symptoms by protecting the gut-brain connection

Girls are better than boys at detecting their own ADHD symptoms

MAGA Republicans are twice as likely to strongly/very strongly agree that a civil war is coming, and triple more likely to believe it is needed, compared to non-MAGA, non-Republicans

Methylphenidate, an ADHD drug, curbs impulsivity in men only, linked to brain wiring differences

People who see bedroom harmony as a matter of “natural chemistry” rather than joint effort are less likely to translate bedroom contentment into wider life contentment

People who skipped breakfast tended to be slightly more impulsive, particularly in terms of attentional control and self-control

People in the United States who have sex fewer than a dozen times a year appear more likely to die during follow-up if they carry extra abdominal fat or score high on a standard test of depression symptoms…

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