Psychology

New Evidence Points to how Exercising improves Symptoms of Depression

New Evidence Points to how Exercising improves Symptoms of Depression

UCL researchers have investigated the brain and body systems that alleviate depressed symptoms through physical activity. Depression is the biggest cause of disability worldwide, and…
Parenting Programs Benefit Children but Give Little Support for Parents

Parenting Programs Benefit Children but Give Little Support for Parents

Parenting programs that address both mental health and parenting skills can benefit children’s development, but they frequently fall short in terms of providing adequate mental-health…
A New Way for Measuring Ennui in the Body amid Momentary Stress

A New Way for Measuring Ennui in the Body amid Momentary Stress

Using Integrated Information Theory, a research team devised a novel stress measurement method. This method thoroughly assesses biological signals and has shown a substantial association…
Fear of Childbirth is connected with shorter Breastfeeding Length

Fear of Childbirth is connected with shorter Breastfeeding Length

A new study from Finland suggests that moms with a fear of childbirth had a lower breastfeeding duration than the average, independent of the style…
How Stress Reduces your Cognitive Reserve

How Stress Reduces your Cognitive Reserve

While mentally stimulating activities and life experiences can improve cognition in memory clinic patients, stress can disrupt this positive link. This is according to a…
According to Survey, 25% of respondents feel they have Undiagnosed ADHD

According to Survey, 25% of respondents feel they have Undiagnosed ADHD

Attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is commonly thought of as a childhood condition. However, more adults are discovering that their issues with attention, focus, and restlessness…
How Fear Develops within Our Brains

How Fear Develops within Our Brains

The stress-induced mechanisms that lead our brain to develop feelings of dread in the absence of dangers, such as in PTSD, remain largely unknown. Neurobiologists…
New Research Highlights Important Mental Health Risk factors for Children following Trauma

New Research Highlights Important Mental Health Risk factors for Children following Trauma

A new study explains why certain children and adolescents acquire mental health illnesses such as PTSD, anxiety, or depression following a traumatic event. While most…
Early Exposure to various faces can help Babies overcome Prejudices Later in Life

Early Exposure to various faces can help Babies overcome Prejudices Later in Life

Babies that have more diversified social contacts in their early years of life are more likely to overcome their preconceptions by the age of seventeen.…
Understanding Preclinical Alzheimer’s disease Alterations

Understanding Preclinical Alzheimer’s disease Alterations

A new study sheds light on how amyloid-beta and tau proteins affect brain activity and potentially contribute to cognitive impairment in Alzheimer’s disease. Amyloid beta…
Child-parent Therapy offers Biological benefits for Traumatized Children

Child-parent Therapy offers Biological benefits for Traumatized Children

Psychotherapy sessions with caregivers may help young children who have undergone considerable stress avoid catastrophic disease later in life, according to a new UC San…
Wildfire Smoke exposure Raises the Risk of Mental Disorder in Kids, according to a study

Wildfire Smoke exposure Raises the Risk of Mental Disorder in Kids, according to a study

According to a new University of Colorado Boulder research of 10,000 9 to 11-year-olds, each additional day of exposure to wildfire smoke and other extreme…
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