Research reveals that Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) impacts mood due to reduced sunlight, significantly affecting many, especially women, during autumn and winter.
A study reveals that people in positions of power are more likely to stray from their partners, driven by inflated confidence and perceived desirability.
New research finds that AI chatbots effectively reduce negative emotions like anger, but do not enhance social support or alleviate loneliness.
Research shows that while people can often distinguish between their actions and outcomes, they tend to attribute positive results to their own efforts, reinforcing superstitions.
A UCL study reveals a bidirectional link between poor mental health and negative online content, leading to a cycle of harmful media consumption and emotional impact.
A study reveals that lower confidence drives individuals to seek negative feedback, ultimately boosting learning and performance across various settings.
New research finds that increased internet usage is linked to lower depressive symptoms and better mental health among adults aged 50 and older across 23 countries.
Postpartum depression rates in the U.S. have nearly doubled from 9.4% in 2010 to 19% in 2021, linked to improved detection and rising obesity among pregnant women.
A McGill University study reveals that cannabis use exacerbates synaptic density loss in young adults at risk for psychosis, impacting their brain connectivity and treatment.
New research finds postpartum depression rates among American mothers have surged from 9.4% in 2010 to nearly 19% in 2021, driven by improved detection and rising obesity.
