Future Doctors in Crisis: Inside Rising Anxiety, Depression & Suicidal Thoughts Among US Medical Students While Support Lags Behind

Depressed individuals who feel stigmatized are more likely to contemplate suicide | Their suicidal thoughts also tended to be more severe.

People living in US states with stronger honor cultures (more in Southern/ Western states) are more likely to experience depression and suicidal thoughts

Early parental death and lower parental education both linked to more years in NEET (not in education, employment or training) status, study shows.

Reporting Partial Election Results Fuels Beliefs in Election Fraud because of the Cumulative Redundancy Bias

Some cultures sound angrier than others when complaining and it's not just because of the language they speak

People who pursue romantic relationships because they genuinely want connection and intimacy—not because of pressure or insecurity—are more likely to end up in a relationship.

Women with ADHD face higher risk of severe premenstrual mood disorder, study finds. For years, ADHD in women has been underdiagnosed and misunderstood

Higher income may boost the odds of finding a romantic partner | However, income was not associated with greater satisfaction in being single.

Using pornography to reduce stress or escape emotions was linked to fewer positive behaviors and more conflict toward partners

Loneliness dramatically increases a person's risk of depression and poor health

Large replication study challenges a key theory of social class, finding that higher-class individuals are not just more self-focused, but also more other-focused, contrary to the established 'self vs

Childhood maltreatment linked to emotion regulation difficulties and teen mental health problems

New research shows the psychological toll of the 2024 presidential election

People tend to say that they prioritize social warmth and vitality over physical beauty when evaluating others in both personal and professional contexts

Quality of friendships are strongly linked to the well-being of single Americans

As people get better at handling stress on a daily basis, they also become more extroverted, agreeable and open to new experiences over a nearly 20-year period

Girls are better than boys at detecting their own ADHD symptoms

A new study used AI to test what makes political talk better. Tone, reasoning, and compromise helped; partisanship did not

Cool is cool wherever you are: cool personality traits are surprisingly similar across cultures, study finds

MAGA Republicans are twice as likely to strongly/very strongly agree that a civil war is coming, and triple more likely to believe it is needed, compared to non-MAGA, non-Republicans

People who see bedroom harmony as a matter of “natural chemistry” rather than joint effort are less likely to translate bedroom contentment into wider life contentment

People who skipped breakfast tended to be slightly more impulsive, particularly in terms of attentional control and self-control

Persistent apathy predicts faster functional decline in Alzheimer’s disease

Couples who have frequent sex report greater relationship and life satisfaction

New study found that loneliness was not associated with social media addiction (when controlling for other factors), but boredom in life was

Myth busted: Men don’t sleep through baby cries after all. New study debunks the myth of women's special ability to hear baby crying

Women Get Better at Managing Their Anger as They Age

Study has found people who report favorable views of Donald Trump also tend to score higher on measures of callousness, manipulation, and other malevolent traits—and lower on empathy and compassion.

A new study found that easy access, reacting to posts, and feeling connected all make people more likely to share misinformation, especially when they are emotionally involved

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