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Childhood curiosity might be somewhat protective against depression in adulthood, study finds
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Childhood curiosity might be somewhat protective against depression in adulthood, study finds

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Childhood curiosity may offer modest protection against adult depression, according to a large study from China. Researchers found that this link was explained, in part, by confidence in the future—especially for women.Read Article
Authoritarian beliefs predict whether voters see Trump or Clinton as psychopathic
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Authoritarian beliefs predict whether voters see Trump or Clinton as psychopathic

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Researchers found that voters’ authoritarian tendencies influenced how they judged the psychopathic traits of 2016 presidential candidates. Those high in authoritarianism were more likely to view Trump favorably and Clinton as psychologically disordered—and vice versa.Read Article
How are dark triad traits associated with emotional functioning?
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How are dark triad traits associated with emotional functioning?

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A recent study found that psychopathy and narcissism are linked to distinct emotional deficits. Psychopathy impairs emotional reactivity and recognition, while narcissism is tied to inflated emotional self-perception but poor detection of others’ distress.Read Article

Narcissistic leadership in Hitler, Putin, and Trump shares common roots, new psychology paper claims

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Narcissism in political leaders may have roots in childhood. A recent study explores how Hitler, Putin, and Trump experienced similar emotional trauma and parenting styles that contributed to unhealthy narcissistic development and shaped their political personas.ScienceRead Article

New research sheds light on growing support for Black candidates among white Democrats

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New research shows that white Democrats are increasingly choosing Black candidates over white ones in hypothetical elections. The change reflects a broader shift in racial attitudes, especially among those concerned about discrimination and opposed to Donald Trump’s rhetoric.DemocratsRead Article

AI-powered study sheds light on how QAnon beliefs shatter family bonds

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A new study used artificial intelligence to analyze over 75,000 Reddit posts and uncover the deep emotional toll QAnon beliefs take on families. The findings reveal widespread grief, fear, and strained relationships as loved ones struggle with ideological division.ScienceRead Article

Testosterone heightens men's sensitivity to social feedback and reshapes self-esteem

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A new study suggests testosterone makes men more emotionally responsive to social approval and rejection. The hormone increased how much feedback from others influenced momentary self-worth, offering insights into how biology shapes the way people perceive social acceptance.ScienceRead Article

Adults with ADHD face long-term social and economic challenges, study finds — even with medication

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Long-term data from Denmark reveals that people with ADHD face major social and economic disadvantages by age 30. Surprisingly, regular use of ADHD medication did not significantly improve their education or job prospects.ScienceRead Article

New attractiveness research reveals surprising preference for femininity in men's faces

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A new study finds that people across cultures and sexual orientations generally prefer feminine facial features—even in men. The findings challenge long-held assumptions about the appeal of masculine male faces and highlight how identity shapes perceptions of attractiveness.ScienceRead Article

Coronavirus anxiety linked to obsessive healthy eating behaviors during the pandemic

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A new study suggests pandemic-related anxiety may have fueled orthorexia nervosa—an unhealthy obsession with clean eating. The findings reveal how fear of COVID-19, combined with low cognitive flexibility, contributed to disordered eating behaviors in U.S. adults.ScienceRead Article

High caffeine intake linked to greater psychological distress in people with depression

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A new study finds that individuals with a history of depression who consume high amounts of caffeine tend to report greater psychological distress. Genetic differences also appear to influence how much caffeine people drink and how sensitive they are.ScienceRead Article

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