Why Blind Boxes Drive Impulsive Buying and Depressive Mood
A new study reveals how the thrill of mystery packaging fuels impulsive spending, which in...
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Tech-Savvy Students May Procrastinate More When Dependent on AI
A new study reveals that knowing how to use AI may fuel academic procrastination if...
Workers Aged 50–64 Excel at Handling Workplace Misinformation
New research reveals workers aged 50–64 manage workplace misinformation better than younger peers, challenging assumptions...
How Students Use AI Matters More Than How Often, Study Finds
A longitudinal study reveals that using generative AI as a learning aid—not a replacement—boosts academic...
How Partner Phubbing Harms Mental Health and Sparks Loneliness
A new study reveals that being snubbed for a smartphone harms well-being by eroding self-esteem...
School Mental Health Programs May Harm Some Teens, Study Finds
A new review reveals that nearly 30% of universal school-based mental health programs report potential...
New Model Explores Links Between Near-Death and Reincarnation
A newly proposed conceptual framework examines whether near-death experiences and past-life memories share an underlying...
AI Chatbots Offer Fast Mental Health Aid, but Lack Human Depth
New research reveals that while GenAI effectively curbs anxiety in the short term, it risks...
Short-Acting Psychedelics Offer Rapid Relief for Depression
A review reveals that brief, 15- to 30-minute psychedelic sessions with DMT and 5-MeO-DMT can...
Night Shifts Linked to Gut Issues, Inflammation, and Poor Sleep
A new study reveals working night shifts disrupts sleep while triggering gut permeability, systemic inflammation,...
Brief Yoga Practice Helps Teens Beat Exam Anxiety, Study Finds
A new study reveals that practicing 21 minutes of yoga every other day significantly reduces...
How Menopause Shapes Women Leaders’ Empathy and Exhaustion
A new study reveals severe menopausal symptoms drain women leaders' energy, triggering nostalgia that paradoxically...