Can Mindfulness Protect Athletes from the Stress of AI Coaching?
AI training can spike stress and dependence in athletes, but mindfulness helps buffer against constant...
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When AI Takes Over Thinking, Student Creativity May Suffer
A new study reveals that over-relying on AI for cognitive tasks can undermine the creative...
Meaningful Video Games Provide Deeper Stress Relief, Study Finds
A new study reveals that video games with deeper meaning promote longer-lasting physiological relaxation than...
Are Humans Truly Diurnal? Study Reveals Flexible 24-Hour Activity
A new primate study reveals humans exhibit unusual around-the-clock activity flexibility, challenging the idea that...
Rethinking Campus Care: Adapting Global Student Well-Being Models
A new study highlights how universities can tailor international mental health frameworks to strengthen campus-wide...
Brain Enters ‘Critical’ State During Deep Meditation Reset
A new EEG study reveals how brain activity shifts toward optimal information processing before and...
AI Chatbot JEM Boosts Body Image and Mood in Real-World Study
A real-world study across Australia and Canada finds that the JEM chatbot delivers instant improvements...
Crisis Specialists in 911 Centers Cut Police Suicide Responses
Placing crisis line specialists inside 911 centers significantly reduced police responses to suicide calls, freeing...
TikTok Habits and Poor Sleep Drain Teen Academic Drive
A study reveals how problematic TikTok use, disrupted sleep, and social bonds interact to influence...
Why AI Chatbots May Dangerously Deepen Suicidal Crises
A new study reveals why delegating crisis support to AI chatbots can trigger 'relational hallucinations'...
How ‘Therapyspeak’ Is Reshaping Everyday Language on Reddit
A linguistic study explores how clinical terms like 'trauma' and 'hyperfixation' undergo concept creep in...
Living Alongside Robotaxis Boosts Public Trust in Self-Driving Cars
A study in San Francisco reveals that people exposed to autonomous vehicles trust them far...