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People who wrongly believe that most others share their political views are more likely to support populist ideas, according ...
New research suggests our brains may be wired to expect danger in the dark. The study found that sensory deprivation and ...
A new study shows that even mild criticism from loved ones can increase the risk of depression in older adults. The findings ...
Researchers found that MDMA reduces anxiety and enhances social behavior in zebrafish by altering key neurochemical systems.
Dating apps are less forest than a maze, where users encounter lying wolves, breadcrumb trails and sudden ghosting. Research reveals that deception, sporadic interest and abrupt disappearances are ...
Individuals with higher mortality risk—as judged by actuarial life insurance data—tend to care less about long-term ...
A new brain imaging study shows that when people try to remember multiple things, their brains give more precise attention to ...
Researchers have found that appearance-related habits—like repeatedly checking mirrors or asking for reassurance—maintain ...
A new study finds that readers often misunderstand AI’s role in news writing, creating their own explanations based on ...
Scientists have found that belief polarization doesn’t always come from misinformation or social media bubbles. Instead, it ...
Positive relationships in childhood may play a lasting role in protecting college students from suicidal ideation tied to ...
A nationwide Finnish study shows that children with ADHD stay on medication for over three years on average. Yet, controlled safety data for these medications in children exists for only one year, ...