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- Could Humor and Wit Have Shaped Human Evolution?
A new theory suggests that humor, clever language, and verbal competition may have helped shape human language and cognitive evolution.
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- Oregon Psilocybin Program Shows Promising Mental Health Results
A study of Oregon's legal psilocybin program found improved mental health, well-being, and life satisfaction for many participants over three months.
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- Paying Attention to Your Body May Help Regulate Inflammation
A new human study found that focusing attention on an inflamed area may help regulate the body’s short-term immune response.
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- Singlehood Can Be a Path to Personal Growth
New research suggests that seeing singlehood as a chance for growth is linked with greater satisfaction, well-being, and less fear of being single.
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- Nature Exposure Linked to Better Emotional and Brain Health
A new review finds that real, virtual, and imagined nature can help reduce negative emotions and support brain health.
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- Persistent Financial Hardship Linked to Later-Life Brain Shrinkage
A decades-long study links persistent financial hardship with lower midlife cognitive scores and more brain shrinkage later in life.
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- Psilocin Triggers Rapid Neural Growth in Laboratory Study
A lab study found that psilocin rapidly increased new neural connections in cultured rat brain cells, offering clues about psychedelic antidepressant effects.
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- Harsh Parenting Linked to Teen Depression and Aggression Through Repetitive Negative Thinking
A three-year study found that harsh parenting was linked to teen depression and aggression through repeated cycles of sad and angry thoughts.
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- Attachment Style May Shape Who Appears in Your Imagined Future
New research suggests attachment style influences how many other people we picture when imagining our personal future.
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- Brain Stimulation Helps Socially Anxious People Control Avoidance
A small study found that synchronized brain stimulation helped people with high social anxiety better control automatic avoidance responses.
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- Could Early Sexual Experiences Shape Women’s Desire Later in Life?
A new psychology model suggests that unequal sexual experiences during adolescence may help shape differences in sexual desire later in life.
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- ADHD Linked to Higher Rates of Gastrointestinal Problems
A major review of 23 studies found that people with ADHD had almost 50% more gastrointestinal symptoms than people without ADHD.
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