psychology
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Researchers Use Thermal Imaging to Address Chronic Isolation in Rescued Gorilla
Researchers are using thermal imaging to monitor Jojo, a long-isolated gorilla in Gabon, as they search for a companion to help him process lifelong trauma.
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Understanding the ‘GLP-1 Divorce’ Phenomenon in Modern Relationships
The ‘GLP-1 divorce’ trend highlights how weight loss medications can act as catalysts, revealing pre-existing relationship tensions during lifestyle shifts.
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New Research Revisits the ‘Jaw-Dropping’ Obedience Experiments
Modern replications of the Milgram experiment reveal that up to 90% of people still follow immoral orders, exposing how authority suppresses empathy.
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Examining the Cognitive Link Between Cynicism and Intelligence
A study in Psychology Today challenges the assumption that cynical people are smarter, showing lower cognitive scores.
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University of Chester Psychology Team Explores Psychopathy in New Podcast
The University of Chester’s psychology team has launched a new podcast episode exploring the traits of psychopaths and their influence in positions of power.
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The Rise of AI in Therapy: Psychologists Warn of Dependency and Safety Risks
A new APA survey reveals that 77% of psychologists report patients using AI for mental health, sparking concerns over safety, data privacy, and clinical dependency.
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Mayo Clinic Experts Identify Why Intentional Effort to Sleep is Backfiring
Mayo Clinic experts reveal the sleep paradox, explaining how psychological pressure and revenge bedtime procrastination are fueling a modern insomnia crisis.
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Arthur Brooks: Harvard Meaning Crisis Fueling Youth Depression
Harvard professor Arthur Brooks links rising youth anxiety to a ‘meaning crisis,’ citing that 55% of Harvard students are now seeking psychiatric care.
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The Traitors: Why Deception Has Become Must-Watch TV
As The Traitors secures a long-term BBC renewal through 2030, we examine the psychological shift driving the global obsession with this game of high-stakes manipulation.
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Nuremberg Movie Examines Psychological Battles Behind Historic Trial
James Vanderbilt’s 2026 film ‘Nuremberg’ explores the psychological dynamics between Nazi leader Hermann Göring and psychiatrist Douglas Kelley during the infamous trials, blending historical drama with tense character study.
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The Psychology of Perfect Sync: Why Our Brains Crave Alignment
Our brains instinctively crave synchronization between sight and sound. Learn how perfect alignment builds trust, engagement, and emotional connection in video and digital media.
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The Science Behind Athletic Performance
Athletic performance is a complex interplay of physical, psychological, and nutritional factors. This article explores the science behind achieving peak performance, from dynamic warm-ups to supplements and mental strategies.
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Unraveling the Social Dynamics of Innovation: How Diverse Teams and Network Structures Drive Collective Creativity
New research reveals surprising insights into how to organize teams for optimal brainstorming, challenging conventional wisdom about group size, communication, and diversity
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The Paradox of Difficult Decisions: Why Cognitive Effort Enhances Consumer Satisfaction
The notion that simpler choices lead to greater satisfaction has long dominated marketing strategies and consumer behavior theories. However, groundbreaking research from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute challenges this widely held belief, uncovering a paradoxical relationship between decision difficulty and post-purchase satisfaction.…
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Beyond the Hype: Unveiling the True Benefits of Brain Training
The promise of enhanced cognitive function through brain training games has captivated public interest, but the actual benefits of these exercises remain a subject of considerable debate. Recent research conducted by psychologists at UC Riverside and UC Irvine provides valuable…