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Marijuana and mental illness: Low dopamine levels may play a role
A new review offers further insight into how long-term marijuana use might have a negative impact on mental health, after finding "substantial …
Mental Health Education At School Could Have Prevented My Deepest Moment Of Despair
Earlier this year I visited a secondary school to give a talk about mental health.<p>Whenever such a talk finishes pupils will always approach me to …
Mental HealthScientists created a mobile game to help detect the early onset of dementia
In the mobile video game Sea Hero Quest, you play an ocean explorer recovering your aging sailor father’s lost memories. But along the way, you’re also helping advance Alzheimer’s research in the real world.<p>Everything you do becomes a data point for scientists to use later on. You move through …
Alzheimer's Disease6 Cognitive Biases That Are Messing Up Your Decision Making | Inc.com
Over millions of years of evolution you'd think your brain would have gotten pretty good at thinking. But the truth is natural selection hasn't been nudging our brains to be ever more rational. It's been nudging them to keep us alive. Those aren't always the same thing.<p>If our brains were bad at …
Critical ThinkingChange blindness: can you spot the difference?
Mind gamers, put your attentional capacity to the test<p>One of the most compelling impressions in everyday life is that wherever we look, we “see” everything that is happening in front of us – much like a camera. But this impression is deceiving. In reality our senses are bombarded by continual waves …
The BrainMajor Study: Suicide Rates in the U.S. Are Soaring
The rate of death by suicide in America increased by 24 percent from 1999 through 2014, according to a new report by the National Center for Health …
Powerful Gene Regulator Under-Expressed in Schizophrenia Patients
Researchers have discovered that microRNAs — tiny molecules aiding in gene expression — are under-expressed in the brains of patients with …
People with anxiety show fundamental differences in perception
People with anxiety fundamentally perceive the world differently, according to a new study. They aren't simply making the choice to 'play it safe.'
Fun-Da-MentalFeeling Stuck in Life? 10 Powerful Ways to Free Yourself
Are you feeling stuck in life? Many people do. Sometimes it feels as if we simply cannot move on with our life. As if there was something that kept …
MotivationThe Secret Benefits of Younger Siblings
Although many children might use terms like “annoying” and “aggravating” to describe their younger brothers and sisters (complete with the dramatic …
University of MichiganEating Kimchi Helps With Social Anxiety Disorder, Science Says
If you suffer from social anxiety disorder, you know how hard it can be just to <i>show up</i> to things: a work happy hour, your friend’s birthday party, or …
WellnessHis stress is not like her stress
Muscles tighten, the heart pounds and nausea takes hold: In the face of sudden stress, men and women respond alike. But when threats, scares or …
Study Skills7 Things People Who Have Social Anxiety Commonly Do
Social anxiety disorder goes beyond being shy or introverted. It involves an extreme fear of social interaction and it interferes with an …
Self-helpEarly Exercise Promotes A Bacteria Health Boost
The benefits of exercise are ultimately down to the way it remodels your metabolism. Physical activity also shapes the microbes in the gut, a community whose composition is more malleable during early human development. Physiologists now believe that exercising in early life creates a microbial …
Microbiology17 mind-blowing psychology findings that explain the baffling choices you make every day
Decades of psychological research suggest that people behave in ways that are mysterious and perplexing — even to themselves.<p>We sifted through the Quora thread, "What are some mind-blowing facts about social psychology?" and pulled out the most fascinating findings. (Some fall outside the realms of …
PsychologyThe Future of Social Media Will Be Built With Positive Psychology
Imagine that the internet is a lake. Its levels continue to rise as it grows bigger and bigger. Each social internet giant (Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp, Kickstarter, etc.) is a speedboat in this lake creating constant waves. Watching the yearly statistics of social media is like watching these …
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