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Adolescent narcissism brings brief popularity but not likeability among peers, study finds
16+ hour, 18+ min ago (340+ words) Theoretical models suggest that narcissistic individuals use different strategies to navigate social situations. Grandiose narcissism is often linked to overt, status-seeking behaviors like extraversion and social charm. In contrast, vulnerable narcissism is associated with more covert attempts to gain inclusion,…...
Tracking 294 young people through 27,000 smartphone check-ins, researchers found being around others didn't reliably ease loneliness — it depended entirely on who those others were
1+ day, 21+ min ago (614+ words) Adolescence is a period of intense social transition. Teenagers often shift their focus from family to peers, which can leave them feeling disconnected if they have not yet formed stable friend groups. The threshold for feeling lonely varies from person…...
Federal science funding cuts push young U.S. researchers to consider moving abroad
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (875+ words) PsyPost Federal science funding cuts push young U.S. researchers to consider moving abroad Recent policy changes and budget reductions by the federal government have created immediate hurdles for young scientists building their careers in the United States. A new survey published…...
Pooling 23 trials of gardening programs for adults with chronic illness, researchers found a moderate lift in depression and anxiety — and almost nothing for the physical conditions the gardening was often meant to help
1+ day, 16+ hour ago (923+ words) Therapeutic gardening improves mental health for adults with chronic conditions PsyPost Therapeutic gardening improves mental health for adults with chronic conditions Getting your hands dirty in the garden might offer a moderate boost to mental health for adults managing chronic…...
Researchers tracked 43,000 women for 14 years. Here’s what happened to their political views as gender equality improved.
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (420+ words) Buhl and her colleagues focused on New Zealand. Over the past decade and a half, the country has achieved high levels of gender equality, including reaching gender parity in its parliament. The researchers wanted to see if this measurable increase…...
Family environments shape authoritarian traits differently than dominance preferences
4+ day, 12+ hour ago (863+ words) The second concept is Social Dominance Orientation. This captures a person’s desire for group-based hierarchies and the belief that their own social group is inherently superior to others. Both traits reliably predict prejudice, support for extreme political movements, and a…...
New study reveals how depression twists our perception of fairness
5+ day, 8+ hour ago (840+ words) People experiencing symptoms of depression often view social situations differently than others. A recent study found that individuals with depressive symptoms are more likely to perceive unfair financial offers as fair, but only if they consider themselves to have a…...
Cognitive biases and emotional triggers make AI-generated images highly deceptive
5+ day, 10+ hour ago (189+ words) Emotionally charged AI-generated images may encourage social media users to respond before they critically assess whether the images are real, according to a study published in Computers in Human Behavior. AI-generated images can now be produced quickly and cheaply, making…...
Antidepressants show wide variation in physical side effects
6+ day, 8+ hour ago (414+ words) Different antidepressants can have drastically different effects on a patient’s physical health, according to a recent review of medical research. Some medications cause substantial weight gain and increased blood pressure, while others lead to weight loss and lowered heart rates....
People with narcissistic traits generate more original and malicious ideas for revenge, study finds
6+ day, 8+ hour ago (583+ words) People who have previously used their imagination to harm others or who possess highly narcissistic traits tend to generate more original and malicious ideas for revenge. These findings indicate that past actions and personality shape how individuals apply their problem-solving…...