Mindfulness Protects Young Children Living in Conflict Zones
A new study shows daily mindfulness practice helps preschoolers in conflict zones build resilience and...
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Study Links ‘Quiet Quitting’ Directly to Workplace Burnout
A review of workplace research reveals quiet quitting is often a defensive psychological response to...
Heavy AI Use Linked to Lower Critical Thinking in Students
A new study reveals that frequent generative AI use among college students is tied to...
Cyberbullying and Body Image Link Social Media to Teen Depression
A study reveals how cyberbullying and weight misperception help explain the link between heavy social...
How Music Gently Guides the Wandering Mind
A new study reveals that listening to music subtly directs spontaneous thoughts, with different genres...
Heavy AI Use in College STEM Classes Can Reduce Deep Learning
Relying heavily on generative AI can lead students to offload thinking, harming deep learning unless...
Why Intellectual Humility Helps Teens Fact-Check Online News
A new study reveals that intellectually humble teens are less likely to make moral excuses,...
AI in Mental Health: Ethical Guidelines Fall Short in Practice
A new study reveals critical gaps between theoretical ethical frameworks and the real-world deployment of...
Why Extreme Success and Addiction May Share the Same Hidden Roots
A new theoretical model suggests that an obsessive drive for status or success may stem...
Why More Americans Are Using Therapy for Everyday Transitions
A national report reveals therapy is shifting from crisis response to daily well-being, with life...
Why Procrastination Isn’t Just Laziness, According to Science
New research shows that chronic task delay is driven by emotional regulation, perfectionism, and anxiety...
Machine Learning Reveals Distinct Biological Subtypes of Depression
Researchers used AI to uncover stable subtypes of depression that connect distinct symptom patterns to...