Smart Micro-Breaks Cut Technostress Without Harming Productivity
Brief 20- to 90-second adaptive pauses reduced student technostress by 24% without lowering academic output,...
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How Social Algorithms Shape Mental Health Self-Diagnosis in Kenya
A new study reveals why Kenyan youth turn to digital platforms for mental health self-diagnosis...
How ‘Flow’ and Gaming Addiction Drive In-Game Spending
A new study reveals how deep immersion and addiction work together to drive spending on...
AI Spots Self-Harm in ER Notes, but Faces Regional Hurdles
A new study shows an AI tool tracks self-harm in hospital triage notes over time,...
How War and Waiting Alter the Psychology of Time in Gaza
A new study reveals how ongoing conflict reshapes the human experience of time, turning waiting...
How Going Online for Suicide Distress Impacts Risk and Safety
A new study explores why people turn to the internet for suicide-related reasons and how...
Clinicians’ Body Language May Help Spot Suicide Risk
Automated facial analysis reveals that subtle nonverbal cues from clinical interviewers can help identify young...
Social Media Health Warnings Could Deter Youth Use, Study Finds
Explicit health warning labels outperform standard break reminders at discouraging social media use among teens...
AI Analyzes Teen Writing to Track Shifts in Negative Moods
A new study shows personalized AI models can accurately detect adolescents' fluctuating negative emotions from...
AI Can Help Spot Teen Suicide Risk, But Isn’t Ready for Clinics
A new review finds AI models show promise in identifying adolescent suicide risk, but major...
Mindfulness Protects Young Children Living in Conflict Zones
A new study shows daily mindfulness practice helps preschoolers in conflict zones build resilience and...
Study Links ‘Quiet Quitting’ Directly to Workplace Burnout
A review of workplace research reveals quiet quitting is often a defensive psychological response to...