Pornography Triggers Stronger Brain Reward Responses Than Gaming or Money
Pornography rewards the brain more than gaming or money, a recent psychology study revealed. Read this article to understand this point better.
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Cannabis Terpenes Offer New Hope for Neuropathic Pain Relief
Cannabis Terpenes offers relied from chronic neuropathic pain, recent studies conducted have shown. Find out more in this news article.
New Study Suggests Wildfires Impair Cognitive Health
Wildfires impair cognitive health. Let's dive into this article to see exactly how and why this happens.
New Research On Cognitive Disengagement Syndrome
Cognitive Disengagement Syndrome: New psychological study sheds more light on the syndrome that not officially recognized yet.
New Study Highlights the Remarkable Power of Intimacy for Sexual Well-Being
The impact of intimacy on sexual behavior is a big one. Take a look at this study to find out how it enhances your relationship and sex life.
Nature Exposure May Boost Cognitive Abilities in Children and Adolescents
Nature Exposure for children and adolescents: A recent meta-analytic study has shed light on the potential cognitive benefits
Visual Hallucinations in Parkinson’s Disease Linked to Cholinergic Deficiency
Visual hallucinations are a significant issue for many patients with Parkinson’s disease, affecting approximately 25% of individuals.
New Study Links Firearm Purchase Intentions to Increased Psychiatric Symptoms
Firearm purchase intention is linked to increased psychiatric symptoms: A new groudbreaking psychological study reveals
New Research Reveals How Personality Traits Predict Life Satisfaction
Personality Traits and Life Satisfaction is interrelated. A groundbreaking psychological study reveals. Let's take a look at the details.
New Study Reveals Factors Influencing Altruistic Behavior
Understanding the Roots of Compassion A groundbreaking study published in Evolutionary Psychology sheds light on why people help others, even at a personal cost. The research, led by Ryo Oda and colleagues, explores how competence and prosociality independently increase compassion…
