Childhood Memories Shape Women’s Adult Relationship With Food
A study of nearly 300 women reveals how early experiences, from casual body remarks to...
120 results
Inside the Lives of Women Married to Men with Cluster B Traits
A qualitative study explores the lived experiences of women married to men exhibiting Cluster B...
The Sound of Feelings: Why Words Naturally Echo Emotions
A new review reveals that word sounds are directly tied to the emotions they describe,...
How Digital Tools Help Lonely Adults Reconnect With Healthcare
Loneliness alienates people from healthcare services, but digital self-management tools can restore trust and encourage...
AI Mentors in Fantasy Apps Boost Enjoyment but May Not Ease Stress
A new study reveals that feeling close to an AI companion makes mental health apps...
Smart Micro-Breaks Cut Technostress Without Harming Productivity
Brief 20- to 90-second adaptive pauses reduced student technostress by 24% without lowering academic output,...
How Social Algorithms Shape Mental Health Self-Diagnosis in Kenya
A new study reveals why Kenyan youth turn to digital platforms for mental health self-diagnosis...
How ‘Flow’ and Gaming Addiction Drive In-Game Spending
A new study reveals how deep immersion and addiction work together to drive spending on...
AI Spots Self-Harm in ER Notes, but Faces Regional Hurdles
A new study shows an AI tool tracks self-harm in hospital triage notes over time,...
How War and Waiting Alter the Psychology of Time in Gaza
A new study reveals how ongoing conflict reshapes the human experience of time, turning waiting...
Massive Sibling Study Reveals True Genetic Roots of Behavior
A study of 500,000 sibling pairs across diverse ancestries untangles direct genetic influences on human...
How Going Online for Suicide Distress Impacts Risk and Safety
A new study explores why people turn to the internet for suicide-related reasons and how...