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Unintentional mind wandering disrupts attention in ADHD through two different mechanisms
1+ day, 51+ min ago (261+ words) In addition, a 2026 study of adults with ADHD found that a subjective feeling that one’s attention has drifted off task, even without remembering the specific thoughts, is associated with poorer attention and lower well-being. This highlights the complex ways off-task…...
Shyness makes facial expressions seem more intense, but only in certain cultures
4+ day, 17+ hour ago (548+ words) “Previous research has shown that both cultural background and individual personality traits can influence how people perceive facial emotions, but very few studies have examined these two factors together,” Kong and Xiao told PsyPost. “We were particularly interested in shyness…...
People with narcissistic traits generate more original and malicious ideas for revenge, study finds
6+ day, 15+ hour ago (583+ words) People who have previously used their imagination to harm others or who possess highly narcissistic traits tend to generate more original and malicious ideas for revenge. These findings indicate that past actions and personality shape how individuals apply their problem-solving…...
Massive study reveals a "physical activity paradox" in dementia risk
6+ day, 15+ hour ago (453+ words) However, breaking the numbers down by the context of the activity painted a much more complex picture. High levels of recreational physical activity were linked to a 24 percent lower risk of all-cause dementia. Household chores also showed a protective trend,…...
How chemical tags on a dopamine gene are linked to teen creativity
1+ week, 15+ hour ago (759+ words) Researchers have identified a link between molecular tags on a specific gene and creative thinking abilities in male adolescents. The study explored how biological mechanisms might influence brain function without altering the underlying genetic code. The results were published in…...
Maternal sleep latency during early pregnancy is linked to child intelligence scores
1+ week, 5+ day ago (231+ words) Nearly half of pregnant individuals report experiencing poor sleep quality. During pregnancy, hormonal, physical, and psychological shifts can dramatically alter a person’s sleep and wake cycles. Concurrently, fetal brain development occurs at a rapid pace. Because the developing brain is…...
Gabapentin prescriptions are rising in addiction treatment despite weak evidence
1+ week, 6+ day ago (610+ words) PsyPost...
Treadmill running restores memory in Alzheimer's mice by boosting a key brain pathway
2+ week, 14+ hour ago (435+ words) A new study in mice indicates that long-term treadmill exercise might fully reverse memory problems and reduce brain damage associated with Alzheimer’s disease. The research suggests these benefits are tied to the activation of a specific cellular communication pathway that…...
The tendency of conspiracy theorists to police others online is associated with narcissistic traits
2+ week, 2+ day ago (497+ words) People who heavily endorse conspiracy theories often take on the role of online “social vigilantes,” seeking to correct the perceived ignorance of others. New research suggests that this tendency to act as self-appointed enforcers of truth online is largely driven…...
Genetic risk for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder is linked to specific types of intelligence
2+ week, 2+ day ago (307+ words) “In our lab, we wondered whether part of this apparent contradiction came from treating cognition as a single trait,” he explained. “We thought that part of the answer to this paradox might lie in the difference between these domains that…...