Psychology

After Disasters, a Coping Skills Program Assists Social Service Workers in Reducing Stress and Trauma

After Disasters, a Coping Skills Program Assists Social Service Workers in Reducing Stress and Trauma

According to a new study, an intervention called Caregivers Journey of Hope can help social service workers, particularly those with little experience in the area,…
A Critical Neural Mechanism that is Thought to Support Advanced Cognitive Abilities has been Discovered

A Critical Neural Mechanism that is Thought to Support Advanced Cognitive Abilities has been Discovered

A brain system uncovered by Mount Sinai researchers is thought to promote sophisticated cognitive functions such as planning and problem-solving. It accomplishes this by transferring…
COVID-19-Associated Mortality and Psychiatric Illnesses

COVID-19-Associated Mortality and Psychiatric Illnesses

A lot of studies have looked into the link between psychiatric problems and COVID-19 death. Benedetta Vai and colleagues analyzed data from a large number…
Even When We are Unmotivated to Change, Our Personalities can Change

Even When We are Unmotivated to Change, Our Personalities can Change

A recent study published in the Journal of Research in Personality backs up the idea that personality is more flexible than previously assumed, even implying…
According to a Recent Study, Hip-Hop Music may Have Prevented Hundreds of Suicides

According to a Recent Study, Hip-Hop Music may Have Prevented Hundreds of Suicides

According to a new study published in the British Medical Journal, there may be a link between Logic’s Hip-Hop song and music video and an increase…
Peer Networks of Clinicians Eliminate Racial and Gender Bias

Peer Networks of Clinicians Eliminate Racial and Gender Bias

Gender bias has a significant negative impact on the medical diagnosis and healthcare quality. It can result in significant diagnostic delays, as well as misdiagnosis,…
Ethnic Studies Boost Student Engagement and Graduation Rates in High School

Ethnic Studies Boost Student Engagement and Graduation Rates in High School

Ethnic studies are a multidisciplinary field that includes sociology, psychology, history, anthropology, criminal justice, and legal studies. Racism, colonialism, global economic and political systems, ecological…
Greater Estrogen Exposure Early in Life May Protect Alzheimer’s-Prone Brain Regions in Women

Greater Estrogen Exposure Early in Life May Protect Alzheimer’s-Prone Brain Regions in Women

Menopause causes decreases in the quantities of “gray matter,” the cellular matter of the brain, in important brain regions that are also impacted in Alzheimer’s…
Academic Education can have a Positive Impact on Brain Aging

Academic Education can have a Positive Impact on Brain Aging

Academic education is merely a basic requirement, or you could say that it serves as a foundation for your future. It can be seen and…
Motivation in the Brain is being Fine-tuned

Motivation in the Brain is being Fine-tuned

Neuroscientists have identified a group of brain cells that influence mice’s motivation to perform tasks for rewards. Increasing the activity of the cells causes a…
Humans and Birds have Limited Brain Capacity

Humans and Birds have Limited Brain Capacity

The neural networks in the brains of birds and humans are very different. Nonetheless, similar mechanisms limit their working memory. Some of the similarities between…
Dogs Exhibit Behavior Similar to Human ADHD

Dogs Exhibit Behavior Similar to Human ADHD

A study involving 11,000 dogs found that the dog’s gender, age, and breed, as well as any behavioral issues and certain environmental factors, are linked…
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