Psychology

Flexible Responses Boost Healthy Food Attitudes

Health

Rachel Carter

2024-04-18 12:39 PM

Summary: A flexible response to food cues significantly improves attitudes towards high-calorie foods among women with controlled eating habits. The research involved ...

New Study Unravels Emotional Processing in Depression

Health

Rachel Carter

2024-04-18 08:35 AM

Summary: Researchers shed light on how individuals with treatment-resistant depression (TRD) process emotions differently due to abnormalities in the amygdala and prefrontal ...

Poverty’s Profound Impact on Brain Development and Behavior

Health

Rachel Carter

2024-04-16 01:39 AM

Summary: A new review connects low socioeconomic status (SES) with significant changes in brain development, behavior, and cognitive outcomes. The review synthesizes ...

Innovative Supplement Prevents Postpartum Blues

Health

Rachel Carter

2024-04-11 05:32 AM

Summary: A new study introduces a natural supplement that significantly reduces postpartum blues and depression symptoms. The four-year study demonstrated that the ...

Teen Psychosis Risk May Be Linked to Computer and Video Game Use

Science

Dr. Sarah Adams

2024-04-11 12:30 AM

Kids playing too many video games and spending too much time online has long concerned parents, but new research has found that ...

Parent-Child Synchrony Isn’t Always Better for Attachment Development

Health

Rachel Carter

2024-04-10 05:05 AM

Summary: Researchers revealed nuanced insights into parent-child synchrony, differentiating between behavioral and brain-to-brain connections in 140 families. This research indicates that higher ...

Link Between Type D Personality and Hypothyroidism Discovered

Health

Rachel Carter

2024-04-10 12:00 AM

Summary: Over half of individuals with treated hypothyroidism exhibit a type D personality, characterized by negative emotions and social withdrawal. Conducted by ...