PND Staff

A recent study highlights a psychological condition causing discomfort in response to others' repetitive movements, impacting social interactions and emotional well-being for affected individuals.

A study by Dr. Simon Dubé identifies a correlation between emotional intelligence, attachment styles, and emoji usage, revealing gender differences in digital communication practices.

Mindsets significantly influence job search success, with a growth mindset fostering resilience and adaptability, while a fixed mindset can hinder networking and negotiation efforts.

Psychotherapy services utilization among U.S. adults increased from 6.5% in 2018 to 8.5% in 2021, with younger, higher-income individuals benefiting most from improved access.

Advanced AI systems demonstrate superior performance in the Situational Judgment Test, indicating enhanced social competence and decision-making abilities compared to human participants in complex scenarios.

Karolinska Institutet research reveals frontotemporal dementia patients exhibit a significant deficit in empathetic responses, complicating social interactions and caregiving decisions for affected families.

A study published in Social Psychological and Personality Science finds left-leaning individuals show higher prosocial traits but exhibit minimal differences in actual behaviors compared to right-leaning individuals.

Nearly half of Americans struggle to find alone time during the holiday season, with 56% acknowledging the importance of solitude for mental health and stress relief.

Recent research indicates high glucose levels negatively impact brain connectivity, particularly affecting older adults and women, highlighting the importance of blood sugar management for cognitive health.

The struggle to suppress thoughts, exemplified by the pink elephant metaphor, highlights cognitive diversity, particularly in individuals with aphantasia who experience unique mental imagery challenges.