Substance use predictors of arrest and self-reported criminal behavior in the United States: The role of psychedelics and rarely used drugs
A comprehensive analysis of federal data spanning a decade has revealed a stark divergence in how different illicit substances correlate with criminal activity and law enforcement intervention. The study, published…
A Breakthrough in Bioimaging: MIT Researchers Uncover Self-Organizing Laser Beam for Unprecedented Tissue Visualization
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have made a groundbreaking discovery in optical physics, potentially revolutionizing the field of bioimaging. They have identified an unexpected phenomenon where a…
Misalignment between self-view and expectations of others drives loneliness in borderline personality disorder
A groundbreaking study involving individuals seeking treatment for borderline personality disorder (BPD) has identified a significant psychological gap that may contribute to the profound social isolation often experienced by those…
Condé Nast Consolidates Digital Operations, Ceasing Publication of Self Magazine and International Glamour Editions Amidst Shifting Media Landscape
Condé Nast, the venerable publishing house behind iconic titles such as Vogue, The New Yorker, and Vanity Fair, has announced a significant strategic shift involving the closure of its digital-only…
Prediction of self-efficacy in recognizing deepfakes based on personality traits
A landmark study published in the peer-reviewed journal F1000Research has uncovered a significant link between fundamental personality traits and an individual’s confidence in their ability to detect AI-generated deepfake videos.…
Differences in Pupil Size During Self-Reported Experiences of Disgust, Sadness, Fear, Anger, and Happiness
A groundbreaking study published in the journal Biological Psychology has unveiled significant new insights into the relationship between human ocular physiology and emotional states, challenging long-held assumptions about how the…
The Neurophenomenology of a Self-Induced Transcendental Visionary State: A Case Study
The frontiers of neuroscience have long been captivated by the mechanisms of human consciousness, particularly those states that deviate from ordinary waking awareness. A groundbreaking neuroimaging study recently published in…















