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How to Shift Mental Gears: 10 Ways to Build Resilience

Nobel prize for medicine goes to trio who developed optogenetics

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The surprising link between resilience and challenging ayahuasca experiences

A father’s scent helps babies synchronize their brains with new adults

East Germans who experienced repression during the GDR show higher distress and systemic inflammation, study finds

Neuroscientists shed light on how the brain juggles talking and listening during real conversation

Love on the Spectrum: What are people saying about the reality TV show?

The link between parental divorce and depression might not be what it seems

Desk setups that encourage an expansive posture may boost risk-taking

Human breasts might have evolved to keep big-brained infants warm

Faces and bodies send matching signals of attractiveness, but voices tell a different story

Psychedelics reduce bottom-up brain activity in the default mode network

High salt diets disrupt the gut microbiome and impair memory in mice

The color of your hair may change how even your skin looks to others

Psychological resilience may buffer children’s brains against some effects of abuse

Fitbit data reveal a link between teens’ erratic sleep and how they handle emotions

Your AI assistant is much more optimistic about the future of AI than you are

Brief exposure to uplifting YouTube clips eases depressive feelings

Dogmatic beliefs about sex and gender are linked to authoritarianism on both the left and the right

New study links internet addiction to exhausted physiological stress systems

Maternal psychopathic traits predict teens’ callous-unemotional traits a year later

The brain is built from two separate sources, not one, new research suggests

Brain structure linked to how well patients respond to an antidepressant, small study finds

People in strained relationships show somewhat higher preference for hearing lies

People with higher autistic traits tend to avoid positive relationship-maintenance tactics

Diverse autism genes converge to disrupt shared biological pathways, study finds

Children’s math and reading skills are linked to better maternal health in midlife

Suicidal behaviors are more heritable than depression, new twin study finds

The neuroscience of pity: how attractiveness and morality shape empathy

A political shift decades in the making explains Trump’s grip on Congress

Midlife belly fat is linked to elevated Alzheimer’s biomarkers decades later

People with excessive smartphone habits show distinct neural responses to social exclusion

Scientists replace mouse cortex with human brain tissue to study neurological disorders

Why is autism increasing? Scientists are converging on an unglamorous answer

Scientists identify an overlooked brain region that sustains fear responses

Large analysis connects specific personality traits to problematic internet pornography use

New study of Brazilian twins sheds light on the heritability of our creative confidence

Disgust predicts conservative views most strongly in people with low bodily awareness

A simple tactic can increase likability for socially anxious people, new research suggests

Your worldview might dictate how you perceive neutral faces

Indoor gardening improves mental health and quality of life for cancer patients

Study reveals which values actually stop voters from supporting antidemocratic politicians

First fMRI study of mescaline reveals altered sensory filtering and brain networks

Parents’ genetic traits might indirectly influence a child’s risk for anxiety and depression

Social anxiety drives people to conform specifically to negative feedback

Fear of the unknown is linked to lower life satisfaction and heightened death anxiety

Why sex differences in throwing cannot be explained by socialization alone

Does exercise really slow brain aging? A new study complicates the narrative

A specific narcissistic trait predicts aggression in socially anxious individuals

PsyPost deploys audit program to track retracted and corrected scientific studies in its archive

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