Psychology
People who work with AI tend to be lonelier: The new research associates AI with loneliness and insomnia
If you use AI as your main tool at work, then you have lower chances of sleeping well and communicating to people. The newest research shows how artificial intelligence affects our brain, and why it happens.
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Interesting Research: How Cognitive Ability and Personality Are Connected
Intelligence is influenced by various factors: genetics, upbringing, level of education, environment, lifestyle. In the article you will learn how personal characteristics and mental abilities of a person are interconnected.
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New Study: Children with Supportive Mothers Have Higher Intelligence
Education plays an important role in a child's development. In the article we will tell you how support can affect intelligence.
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Why some people feel pity for themselves: The psychology behind it
Feeling pity for yourself is pretty common in many people, in a varying degree.
Kate Yakimchuk self-esteem mental health personality 23 June 2023
How air pollution affects babies: Cognitive deficits can appear because of bad quality of air
We all know that bad air affects our health, but the newest research published on ELife claims that it can hurt babies even more. When they are young and vulnerable, bad quality of air can make their cognitive abilities worse.
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Everyone can forget things sometimes: The newest research on how people's memory works
Even people with the best memory can sometimes be forgetful, claims the new research published on APA PsycNet. While sometimes our forgetfulness doesn't make any real harm, sometimes it can lead to a disaster.
Kate Yakimchuk memory brain forgetfulness research 23 June 2023
It's not human mind that sees illusions, but the eyes: New research on illusions surprises people
People usually assume that people who see illusions create them with their minds, but it might be not always the case. The research made by University of Exeter claims that illusions often happen because of our eyes.
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Psychologist Explained: What is separation marriage and who is it suitable for
For some couples, cohabitation and common life may not be suitable. In the article we will tell you what alternatives there are to this.
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Interesting Study: Why Ambivalent Relationships Are More Dangerous Than Negative Relationships
Any toxic relationship takes a toll on emotional health. Therefore, it is important to be able to track this and defend your boundaries.
Diana Dashkevich mental health communication personal boundaries facts 22 June 2023
People might learn to plan their future and predict things better: New research about planning
Are you good at planning things? The new research made by New York University claims that you can actually improve your skill of planning your future better.
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Conflicts affect kids less when fathers are constructive: The newest research
Conflict in marriages is inevitable and can strongly impact children's socioemotional development. A study published on APA PsycNet suggests that how parents, particularly dads, handle marital conflict can make a huge difference to children.
Kate Yakimchuk family children conflicts research 22 June 2023
Why some people do not have warm feelings for school years: psychologists explain
While some people remember their high school years as bright, fun, and carefree, others don't like to talk or even think about those times. School can be a place where we can make new friends and gain useful knowledge and social skills, or a place where we feel uncomfortable and insecure.
Kate Yakimchuk school personality mental health bullying 22 June 2023
New Study: What Links Psychopathic Tendencies in Men
Psychopathy is a collection of personality traits associated with antisocial and aggressive behavior. Various factors, both environmental and biological, can contribute to the development of psychopathic personality traits.
Diana Dashkevich mental health studies facts 21 June 2023
New Study: How to Secure an Insecure Relationship Partner
In this article, we will talk about a new study, the results of which will be useful for those who are in a romantic relationship with an insecure person.
Diana Dashkevich relationship mental health care facts 21 June 2023
Why some people always want attention from others: the psychology of those who seek attention
If you don't like attention seekers, then you're probably wondering why they always need to be the center of attention. Boasting, complaining, overreacting, every method is good enough for them to get what they want.
Kate Yakimchuk attention personality anxiety narcissism 21 June 2023
Why some modern women don't want children: Why young people call themselves "Child-free"
While some people still imagine that all women want to have families and kids, it seems to be pretty far from reality, because lots of modern women choose not to have kids at all. A new article published on Psychology Today reveals why that happens more often these days.
Kate Yakimchuk children research personal boundaries 21 June 2023
Your partner affects your mental health: Psychologists explain
A new study published on Sage Journals claims that your partner significantly influences your mental health. While this influence isn't necessarily bad, it can also increase your chances of being stressed and depressed a lot.
Kate Yakimchuk dating relationship mental health research 21 June 2023
Interesting Research: The Relationship Between Gender and Narcissism
Narcissism can be confused with other personality traits. In the article we will tell you what narcissism is and what relationship it has with gender.
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Scientific Research: Two Kinds of Attitudes of Mind
Thinking is the main lever in the development, in the personal and professional growth of a person. In this article, we will talk about how the way of thinking affects our lives.
Diana Dashkevich mental health brain studies facts 20 June 2023
Cleaning your house regularly can make you feel better: The way dirty spaces affect our mental health
Even though lots of people dislike cleaning a lot, it can actually make their mental health better. Scientists claim that cleanliness affects your brain a lot, and living in a dirty space makes you feel way worse, even when you hate cleaning.
Kate Yakimchuk cleaning personality mental health research 20 June 2023