Intentions Rarely Undermine Praise: Despite debates in pop psychology suggesting people judge good deeds performed for ...

A new study warns that online "looksmaxxing" exposes young men to body dysmorphia, steroids, starvation, and bonesmashing.

While semaglutide failed to halt clinical progression in established early Alzheimer’s disease, the authors suggest these ...

A new study reveals enjoyable conversations follow "pink noise", rhythms of semantic alignment and divergence that even AI ...

An AI model called ARC compares Alzheimer’s patients to SuperAgers using resting-state fMRI, predicting cognitive decline up to 15 years before symptoms.

Expert Counter-Strike gamers are 90ms faster at visual decisions, using drift-diffusion models to deconstruct mental processing speed.

Tracking the progression of Parkinson’s disease in clinical practice remains notoriously difficult. Because current clinical scales rely on subjective motor and cognitive evaluations, clinicians lack ...

A massive psychological survey of over 15,000 UK adults published in PLOS One reveals that nearly 70% of people remember hugs primarily for their comfort, emotional support, and sense of mutual ...

A cross-sectional epidemiological and targeted lipidomics study of 1,917 community-dwelling older adults reveals that higher dietary intake of lecithin, a major source of phosphatidylcholine, is ...

A neurocognitive study from the University of Exeter reveals that non-invasive brain stimulation can temporarily eliminate a perceptual signature linked to the sexual objectification of women. Using ...

Researchers at the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience’s Social Brain Lab have discovered how the brain converts watching another individual’s emotional experience into long-term spatial memories.

A clinical study from São Paulo State University (UNESP) in Brazil demonstrates that intermittent hypoxia, controlled, alternating exposure to low-oxygen air, is safe, does not impair sleep, and ...