Research – Page 6 – Dating Mansion

Does Romantic Involvement Benefit Everyone? Testing a Foundational Tenet in Relationship Science Through the Case of Asexuality.

In a landmark study that challenges decades of psychological assumptions, new research indicates that the traditional "buffer" provided by romantic relationships against loneliness does not apply to asexual individuals. While…

Is Parenthood Contributing to Emotional Wellbeing? The Neutrality Paradox and a Possible Resolution

A comprehensive cross-cultural study published in the peer-reviewed journal Evolutionary Psychology has challenged the long-standing assumption that having children leads to a permanent increase in personal happiness. Led by Menelaos…

A data-driven framework linking the connectome to spatial gene expression gradients inspired by chemoaffinity theory.

The architecture of the mammalian brain represents one of the most sophisticated biological puzzles ever encountered by modern science. Comprising billions of neurons interconnected through a labyrinthine network of axons…

Dreaming of Pleasure: Exploring the Relationship Between Self-Pleasure and Subsequent Dreams

Engaging in physical and mental self-pleasure before retiring for the night is significantly associated with a reduction in the time required to fall asleep, improved overall sleep quality, and a…

Given permission to use AI, most college students show surprising restraint in their final essays

The Shift from Academic Prohibition to Curated Integration The public debut of ChatGPT in late 2022 triggered a seismic shift in the landscape of higher education. Initially, the academic community…

From free speech advocates to critics: The Trump administration’s new rhetoric promotes support for censorship among Trump voters

A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) reveals a significant and rapid shift in public attitudes toward constitutional protections, suggesting that the rhetoric…

Johny Marice
Mental Health & Wellness
June 15, 2026
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The Human Brain’s Superior Focus: New Research Reveals AI’s Struggle with Distraction

Artificial intelligence systems have demonstrated remarkable capabilities, excelling at tasks like essay generation, complex question answering, and intricate problem-solving. However, groundbreaking new research suggests that these advanced AI models may…

Childhood Electroencephalographic Signatures Predict Distinct Developmental Trajectories to Adolescent Anxiety and Depression

The identification of biological markers that can forecast mental health trajectories in children has long been a primary objective of neuroscientific research. In a groundbreaking longitudinal study published in the…

Associations Between Personality Traits and ChatGPT Usage: The Dual Mediating Roles of Social Image and Computer Self-Efficacy

A groundbreaking study published in The Journal of Psychology has identified a complex web of psychological drivers that determine how and why individuals integrate conversational artificial intelligence into their daily…

Does the Body Really Keep the Score After Trauma: How the Debunked Idea of Repressed Memories is Making a Comeback

The phrase "the body keeps the score" has transitioned from the title of a specialized psychiatric text into a pervasive cultural shorthand for the enduring physical legacy of psychological trauma.…