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Recent research shows adolescents with ADHD consume more snacks and energy drinks than their peers, with impulsivity influencing their dietary choices and snack frequency.
A recent study reveals a connection between loneliness and decreased heart rate variability under stress, with more significant effects observed in women compared to men.
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Recent UCL research indicates that moderate to vigorous physical activity enhances cognitive function for up to 24 hours, particularly when combined with quality sleep.
A study found that 100 mg of caffeine has minimal impact on sleep, while 400 mg can cause significant disturbances, particularly when consumed close to bedtime.
Recent research reveals that darker personality traits, such as narcissism, influence engagement in LGBTQ and gender identity activism, often for self-serving motives rather than altruism.
A study in Spain found that 6 mg/kg caffeine improved reaction times in healthy young adults, while increasing feelings of nervousness and energy levels.
Paranoia is associated with misinterpretations in visual tasks, revealing potential links between basic visual processing challenges and complex beliefs regarding social dynamics.
Family dynamics can trigger childhood behaviors during reunions, influenced by attachment styles formed from early parental interactions and exacerbated by stress and temperament variations.
Recent research indicates that ultra-processed foods can increase depression risk by 42% among vegetarians, despite some benefits like reduced irritable bowel syndrome risk.