PsyPost: People with a greater tendency for victimhood are more likely to engage in cyberbullying, according to new research. “New research provides evidence that people with an elevat… Read More

PsyPost: Younger, more extroverted, and more agreeable individuals are more vulnerable to email phishing scams. “New research published in Applied Cognitive Psychology suggests that th… Read More

PsyPost: New research upends the conventional wisdom about social media’s influence on conspiracy theories. “New research provides evidence that social media usage, particularly… Read More

PsyPost: Emotional stability and rational thinking are key to fake news sharing and detection, study finds. “New research suggests that two psychological models play a key role in shar… Read More

PsyPost: U.S. senators tend to have greater approval and reach when using “greed communication” in tweets. “An analysis of tweets of U.S. senators holding office between 2… Read More

PsyPost: Low self-esteem and high FOMO are psychological mechanisms that play an important role in trolling, study suggests. “New psychology research sheds light on why people engage i… Read More

A recent study published in PLOS One has found that while people may express higher support for the use of AI-enabled technologies, their trust levels in these technologies remain low, espec… Read More

PsyPost: The “need for chaos” is linked to the sharing of conspiracy theories, study finds. “New research suggests that a psychological concept known as ‘the need for… Read More

PsyPost: A new mouse maze emoji to increase scientific representation on social media?. “A brief focal point article published in Lancet Neurology questions whether implementing a mous… Read More

Meet bi females within area If you’re looking for a date, you might want to give consideration to looking at local bi females. these women are attracted to both women and men, and they… Read More

PsyPost: New study uncovers a “vicious cycle” between feeling less socially connected and increased smartphone use. “Using smartphones for extended periods could negatively… Read More

PsyPost: Screen time addiction linked to borderline personality traits and psychological distress . “Adults who spend too much time in front of screens are more likely to experience ps… Read More

COVID brought forth more than just a disease of the body, it also raised the profile of anti vaxxers so much so that they shut down Canada’s capital for weeks on end. How can we get t… Read More

A recent scientific study published in the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships has shed light on the intriguing connection between the quality of our sleep and the quality of our ro… Read More

PsyPost: New research explores why college students overuse short-video platforms. “Short-video applications like YouTube and TikTok have become increasingly popular among college stud… Read More

PsyPost is often interesting, sometimes good. And, occasionally crap. And, on my blogroll. (For now.)When I saw the piece Friday morning with the header "Left-wing antihierarchical aggressio… Read More

Dear Leader has said "nobody's hands are clean." He didn't explicitly include his own, and like some fellow leftist types, it would be easy to scoff at him talking around an issue, as the… Read More

How long does it take for the brain to recover following alcohol use? This is a question that many of us have been asking ourselves, and below, you will find the answer. How long is takes th… Read More

PsyPost: Smartphone use before bed? It might not be as bad for teen sleep as thought, study finds. “A new study published in Computers in Human Behavior challenges the conventional wis… Read More

Protesters march against racism in Brooklyn in 2020 / Getty*New research published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology finds that anti-Black bias among White Americans is roo… Read More

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PsyPost: People worse at detecting AI faces are more confident in their ability to spot them, study finds . “In new research published in Psychological Science, a team of scientists ha… Read More

Eine kürzlich im Journal of Social and Personal Relationships veröffentlichte wissenschaftliche Studie hat Licht auf den faszinierenden Zusammenhang zwischen der Qualität unse… Read More

Find the right partner: get the perfect match for you Finding an ideal partner is not because hard while you might think. in fact, there are numerous of actions you can take to help slim dow… Read More

PsyPost: ChatGPT-created letters of recommendation are nearly indistinguishable from human-authored letters, study finds. “In a new study published in the journal AEM Education and Tra… Read More

Published by PsyPost Marriages originating from online dating platforms differ in satisfaction and stability compared to those formed through traditional offline means, according to a ne… Read More

Published by PsyPost Media influences and conventional beauty standards have long plagued society. This issue took on new urgency in May 2023 when the U.S. surgeon general issued a major… Read More

PsyPost: New study investigates psychological correlates of emoji use and preference. “In this work, Janine Carroll examined the association between mental health, personality, prosoci… Read More

PsyPost: Gender and personality traits influence cryptocurrency investment decisions. “A study in Norway has found that less than 1 in 10 Norwegians are willing to invest in cryptocurr… Read More

Published by PsyPost A recent study uncovered significant gender stereotypes and societal perceptions associated with vegetarian and vegan diets. The study, which comprised both a quanti… Read More

PsyPost: Popularity over fairness: How online dating platforms prioritize users. “In the ever-evolving world of online dating, a new study has brought to light the intricacies of match… Read More

Legal or not, people are experimenting with psychedelics, and they might as well be informed about their decisions in a logical manner, making situations safer. Colorado-based Unlimited Scie… Read More

Barely Functional Just like smartphone GPS has harmed our sense of spatial cognition and memory, artificial intelligence may soon impair our ability to make decisions for ourselves — a… Read More

A recent study published in the journal Virtual Reality provides evidence that adding story elements to virtual reality (VR) exercise games can make physical activity more engaging, potent… Read More

PsyPost: Women, particularly younger ones, experience more social media friendship jealousy than men . “At the heart of friendships lies a concoction of emotions, where the warmth of c… Read More

PsyPost: Married individuals are less prone to phubbing others. “New research shows that married individuals and those more open to experience are less prone to phubbing others. The pa… Read More

Published by PsyPost A study published in The Journal of Sex Research uncovered a significant rise in the number of Americans identifying as bisexual or reporting bisexual behaviors, esp… Read More

Ten percent americans bisexual behavior Diverse Sexual Relationships in American Society : Insights from a 2023 Study Growing Diversity in Sexual Partnerships Recent research hi… Read More

Most of us want to look good, which might require some effort, be it doing face yoga every morning or running a comb through your hair at least once in a while. For this redditor’s co… Read More

A new study shows that natural mushroom extracts may be more therapeutically effective than synthesized psilocybin, which is widely used in research investigating the medicinal potential of… Read More

AI advancements are fueling cloud infrastructure spending The IDC report offers insights into the evolving landscape of cloud deployment infrastructure spending, explicitly focusing on A… Read More

The brand new Unexpected Effects Internet dating Has on A lot of time-Label MatchmakingOnce felt a while unusual and even forbidden, internet dating features just like the evolved quite a bi… Read More

Psychobabble A new study suggests that advanced AI models are pretty good at acting dumber than they are — which might have massive implications as they continue to get smarter. Publis… Read More

Published by PsyPost A recent study published in The Journal of Social Psychology has unearthed intriguing findings regarding sexual prejudice — the negative attitudes people may h… Read More

States where recreational marijuana has been made legal are seeing upticks in college applications, including from elite students.  That is the takeaway of a study published late last y… Read More

According to new research published in the journal Scientific Reports, psilocybin can boost insightfulness during meditation. The study explored, for the first time, “a dataset of func… Read More

A study has revealed the positive cognitive effects of reading fiction. Lena Wimmer, a postdoctoral researcher at Germany's Maximilian University, and her team conducted two meta-analyses… Read More

The active ingredient in psilocybin mushrooms is being explored for its power to break out of the grip of rigid mental patterns—patterns which often lead to treatment-resistant disorde… Read More

As it turns out, your marital status could affect the extent to which psychedelics can lower your stress levels. And it appears that single folk may experience the greatest benefit of psyche… Read More

In a study that was originally published late last year, researchers unveiled the risks for former cocaine users who may relapse by taking methylphenidate. Methylphenidate is used as a treat… Read More

A recent study provides insight into how structural brain networks contribute to narcissistic personality traits. By using advanced machine learning techniques, researchers identified sp… Read More

A woman and minority-owned psilocybin treatment center in Oregon, the first of its kind, will soon open doors. It was co-founded by a mother and daughter team, Denise Taylor, a registered nu… Read More

Individuals in a survey reported greater gratitude, nature relatedness, and nature appreciation after embarking on an ayahuasca retreat experience.  The active chemical in ayahuasca is… Read More

PsyPost: Long-COVID defeated by psychedelics? Case study details unusual recovery. “A recent case study published in Clinical Case Reports describes the journey of a 41-year-old woman… Read More

PsyPost: ChatGPT’s assessments of public figures’ personalities tend to agree with how people view them. “A recent study compared personality perceptions of public figures… Read More

PsyPost: Smartphone in sight? No impact on cognitive performance, study finds. “A recent study published in the journal Technology, Mind, and Behavior revealed that simply having a sma… Read More

A recent study published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research examined the effects of Pokémon GO on physical activity and psychosocial well-being among children and adolesc… Read More

A recent study published in Experimental Brain Research has shed new light on how total sleep deprivation impacts the brain’s ability to process and integrate multiple stimuli p… Read More

A new study examined the effects of psilocybin in an animal model for treating anorexia nervosa, showing that the compound improves body weight maintenance in female rats, facilitating what… Read More