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Lumberjack amputates ears and penis during psychotic episode linked to cannabis and kratom use

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A new case report published in Frontiers in Psychiatry describes the harrowing experience of a 31-year-old man in the Czech Republic who amputated both ears and his penis during a psychotic episode. The incident occurred after he consumed a combination of psychoactive substances, including cannabis and kratom. The man survived, underwent reconstructive surgery, and later remained abstinent while continuing psychiatric treatment. His case highlig…Read Article

[Opinion] Children begin weighing confidence in others' opinions by age 8, study suggests

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Children tend to form new beliefs by evaluating the confidence of others who disagree with each other, according to a study published in Developmental Science. By around age 8, children not only rely on confident individuals when those individuals disagree, but also appear capable of integrating conflicting information into a novel middle-ground conclusion when both sources seem equally sure of themselves. This ability to consider and combine co…Opinion · San Francisco Read Article

Long-term study finds widening gap in social isolation between sexual minority and heterosexual adults

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A new longitudinal study sheds light on how social isolation tends to evolve from early adulthood into midlife—and how this trajectory may differ by sexual orientation. The research, published in the Journal of Health and Social Behavior, indicates that people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or mostly heterosexual tend to report higher levels of social isolation than those who identify as completely heterosexual. These differences appear…San Antonio, Texas · San Antonio Read Article

How parents talk about uncertainty may shape children’s intellectual humility

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A study examining the transmission of intellectual humility from parents to children suggests that the relationship may depend on how this psychological trait is measured. Parents who self-reported higher levels of intellectual humility tended to have children who were less intellectually humble. In contrast, parents who expressed lower humility in their behavior also tended to have children who were less humble. The findings were published in t…Texas, United States · Texas Read Article

Teen sleep habits may shape brain connectivity linked to behavior problems

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New research suggests that how well adolescents sleep could influence how their brains function—and might even help predict whether they develop behavioral problems down the line. In a large study involving thousands of youth, researchers identified distinct brain connectivity profiles that were associated with different sleep patterns and levels of externalizing behaviors like aggression and impulsivity. The findings, published in Brain and Beh…Athens, Georgia · Athens Read Article

Traditional beliefs can shift the link between beauty and women's sexual openness, new research suggests

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A new study has found that women who see themselves as physically attractive and who endorse more traditional moral beliefs may be less likely to pursue short-term sexual relationships — but this link appears to depend on their overall life strategy and upbringing. The research, published in the journal Evolutionary Psychology, draws on two major theoretical frameworks in psychology to explore how perceptions of one’s own attractiveness interact…Rzeszow · Rzeszow Read Article

Parents’ attachment style linked to how deeply they connect with positive memories

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Parents who feel more secure in their early caregiving experiences tend to be better at emotionally engaging with positive memories, according to new research published in the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships. The study found that mothers with secure attachment representations were more likely to savor and richly describe moments of joy—whether those moments involved their children or not—while those with dismissing attachment styles…Irvine, California · Irvine Read Article

Female killers in Sweden show low psychopathy, primarily reactive motives

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A new study published in the International Journal of Forensic Mental Health offers one of the most comprehensive investigations to date of women in Sweden who have committed lethal or attempted lethal violence. The findings suggest that most of these female offenders show low levels of psychopathic traits and tend to act out of reactive, emotionally driven motives rather than calculated, goal-oriented aggression. However, the presence of a seve…Psychopathy · Sweden Read Article

Depressed individuals have heightened C-reactive protein-to-albumin ratio

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An analysis of data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey found that individuals with depression tend to have a higher C-reactive protein-to-albumin ratio compared to those without depression. This finding remained consistent across different subgroups, including individuals with a history of metabolic diseases. The paper was published in the Journal of Affective Disorders. Depression is a common mental health disorder charac…United States · United States Read Article

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[Opinion] Children begin weighing confidence in others' opinions by age 8, study suggests

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[Opinion] Children begin weighing confidence in others' opinions by age 8, study suggests

Long-term study finds widening gap in social isolation between sexual minority and heterosexual adults

How parents talk about uncertainty may shape children’s intellectual humility

Teen sleep habits may shape brain connectivity linked to behavior problems

Traditional beliefs can shift the link between beauty and women's sexual openness, new research suggests

Parents’ attachment style linked to how deeply they connect with positive memories

Female killers in Sweden show low psychopathy, primarily reactive motives

Depressed individuals have heightened C-reactive protein-to-albumin ratio